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In Topic: vending machines
29 March 2006 - 05:19 PM
Expensive as they are, 1800 Vendings are the best. I now have nothing except 1800's machines. More reliable, better looking (Very important) and easy to make changes.
In Topic: bulk candy
29 March 2006 - 05:16 PM
Dont have address book with me I'm afraid. Look up MASTERFOODS in Hershey PA for MARS (DO NOT LET THE OPERATOR SEND YOU TO THE VENDING DEPARTMENT). Ask for Customer Service and explain you wish to direct purchase. Just Born's number is on the 'Contact Us' page of their website (justborn.com). Nestle USA also has a web page with contact information. Ask for customer service also.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
In Topic: Good Locators
29 March 2006 - 05:09 PM
SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM
And Bulls$)t into the bargain. Telemarketers cannot properly locate machines PERIOD> Not even going to stoop to a discussion of why.
Besides, one link is dead, and the other is selling a book. Take it somewhere else please.
And Bulls$)t into the bargain. Telemarketers cannot properly locate machines PERIOD> Not even going to stoop to a discussion of why.
Besides, one link is dead, and the other is selling a book. Take it somewhere else please.
In Topic: New to the bulk candy business
26 February 2006 - 04:36 PM
What help, advice, and top ten best selling products and locations you have found to be the best.
Too vague, too large an answer. Do some research, maybe make a plan, come up with some ideas. Then ask a specific question and I'm sure you'll get help!
Regards
CoolHandLuke
In Topic: vending machines
31 January 2006 - 08:21 PM
I'm thinking about getting into the bulk vending business and would like some advice on vendstar. I'm currently thinking of purchasing 30 machines but have no experience in vending. Also I would like to hire a locator to place about 20-25 to help get me started. Any advice-suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Mike
Coin mechanisms operate largely on friction.
Friction = wear and tear. Wear and tear = damage. Coin mechanism + coins = wear and tear.
Plastic is more susceptible to friction than metal.
Get my drift
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