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SgtMac

Member Since 01 Oct 2007
Offline Last Active Oct 04 2007 04:16 AM
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In Topic: Vending Business Basics

03 October 2007 - 05:01 AM

Each city, county in my state has different rules and requirements for a business license in my state, depending on the type business you want to get in. For example I have to pay a yearly fee on each gum ball machine and put a sticker on the front of it to show I have paid a yearly fee in one county I have them in and the county right next to it and they do not require it. My brother has pool tables and has to pay the state a fee of $250 a year per table and display a sticker on front of any of his coin operated tables instead of paying state sales tax. You will have to check with your city, county and state to find out what the fees are in your area. If you do not pay Federal taxes they will let you know how much you owe. Insurance can vary depending on how much liability or theft coverage you want to carry. If you decide to get into the business I am sure a lot of people in this room can recommend companies to you.



Thanks for the info.

In Topic: Vending Business Basics

03 October 2007 - 04:49 AM

Steve,

I am new to being serious about this if that makes any sence. I am not sure of the terminoligy. I believe I am looking at Bulk vending. Not wanting to have to worry about expiration dates of food and such. Just candy. I wrote in another section that I have 4 machines that I am paying a lot for but have been unable to get them located. Had two located for a while until that business went under. VERY small town pizza parlor.

I haven't done my due diligence in getting it set up properly. I know I need to do it the right way if I am going to do it. That is why I was inquiring about the insurance, business liscence and such.

Any advice, info would be GREATLY appreciated.

I am very happy to have found this forum. It has helped me a lot so far and keeps me motivated to get moving on this.

Thanks.

In Topic: locating

02 October 2007 - 04:40 AM

No. These are Wowie Zowie and Lollipop Mine Machines.

In Topic: locating

01 October 2007 - 04:42 AM

I've had my machines for 2 years now. 4 of them. Big, expensive, electric kinetic machines. I have had two of them placed for exactly 6 months. Then the location went out of business. This has been an expensive, $200/month payment, experience.

Any ideas on locating big units? I have little time and have had 4 different locating companies turn up exactly 0 locations.

What is the key to getting these things located. The one locatio I had I got by giving the Pizza delivery guy a flyer I had made up. His boss was looking for some machines.

I am a little jaded here if you couldn't tell. But I know this could work if I could just get the things out of my garage. ( I made $11 one saturday when I turned the machines on during my wifes garage sale. That was kinda funny.)

Any Ideas?