Vending mahcines.
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My apartment would be awesome place to put it.......right in my kitchen
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JN210;315546 wrote:
Im debating on buying one and setting it up somewhere...has anyone ever done that before? My dad has and he says they pretty much pay for themselves once you get them in the right spot (where the money is) and is great extra money. any ideas on where to throw it? thinking about a pop machine, or a gumball machine.Are you licensed and insured?
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Say on average a nice new or newer machine costs $4,000. 20 oz soda at whole sale cost is .97- .98 cents. Say your machine gets 30 vends a day. Charging $1.50 per bottle you will barely make your $4k back in a year. No business owner will let you put in a machine without a cut of the profit, so you have to factor that in as well. After a year it's not so bad, low maintenance and product is cheap.
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I dont believe I need a license for a pop vending machine, or even a gumball machine, my dad did have his own windshield repair business so maybe you are right, and a good vending machine on craigslist cost anywhere from 200 - 500 so I could afford it, and I know where I could get pop for .44 cents. (12oz can), as for the buisness owners place I would put it in, my dad was saying that he would give them 18% of the profit, so say id make 180, thats a 18 dollar check for them, or I could give them a 150 check every other month or something.
*1989 Nissan 300ZX Z31 *
> DelSlow;262050 wrote:
> I like the new JN210 -
JN210;315561 wrote:
I dont believe I need a license for a pop vending machine, or even a gumball machine, my dad did have his own windshield repair business so maybe you are right, and a good vending machine on craigslist cost anywhere from 200 - 500 so I could afford it, and I know where I could get pop for .44 cents. (12oz can), as for the buisness owners place I would put it in, my dad was saying that he would give them 18% of the profit, so say id make 180, thats a 18 dollar check for them, or I could give them a 150 check every other month or something.Learn basic math and reading and writing before you try to start your own business. Your writing sucks, and your math doesn't add up at all.
Why are you asking for advice on FS where probably no one has experience, when your dad has experience with it??
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Here ya go, it's a start.
http://fargo.craigslist.org/for/1941152121.html
Talk to Shane, maybe he'll let you put out in front of the shop. With all the people at TM on the weekends it should pay off pretty quick.
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JN210;315561 wrote:
I dont believe I need a license for a pop vending machine, or even a gumball machine, my dad did have his own windshield repair business so maybe you are right, and a good vending machine on craigslist cost anywhere from 200 - 500 so I could afford it, and I know where I could get pop for .44 cents. (12oz can), as for the buisness owners place I would put it in, my dad was saying that he would give them 18% of the profit, so say id make 180, thats a 18 dollar check for them, or I could give them a 150 check every other month or something.LOL, Love this....$180 at 18% is $18? WOW....you better not quit your dayjob for this plan!
The only way people with vending businesses make money is to have SEVERAL machines...meaning like 15+ machines. -
JN210;315561 wrote:
I dont believe I need a license for a pop vending machine, or even a gumball machine, my dad did have his own windshield repair business so maybe you are right, and a good vending machine on craigslist cost anywhere from 200 - 500 so I could afford it, and I know where I could get pop for .44 cents. (12oz can), as for the buisness owners place I would put it in, my dad was saying that he would give them 18% of the profit, so say id make 180, thats a 18 dollar check for them, or I could give them a 150 check every other month or something.lol wut?
Get your education!! Focus on the chick not the egg, if you know what I mean (Think hard, real hard).
If you strive for that kind of money the rest of your life... you might have your "Dream car" circa 50 years after your death.
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PSiedTSi;315563 wrote:
You likely need a sales tax ID...which requires an LLC or similar as far as I know. This will be treated like a business, so you probably need ALL the necessary business paper work. Go to the ND site and check out what you need.BTW, I bet you can do better than .44 a can with a tax ID for wholesale accounts...
You can apply for a tax id number without being an llc.
You prob need some state license to become a vendor though.
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inspector01;315562 wrote:
Learn basic math and reading and writing before you try to start your own business. Your writing sucks, and your math doesn't add up at all.Why are you asking for advice on FS where probably no one has experience, when your dad has experience with it??
RidinRails;315567 wrote:
LOL, Love this....$180 at 18% is $18? WOW....you better not quit your dayjob for this plan!
The only way people with vending businesses make money is to have SEVERAL machines...meaning like 15+ machines.lol, whoops...wasnt thinking when I typed that, I want to find a place to put it and then go and buy one. Im not looking to make a career out of vending machines haha, just a little extra cash, nothing really big. Something fun to do with a reward is all.
*1989 Nissan 300ZX Z31 *
> DelSlow;262050 wrote:
> I like the new JN210 -
I dont see how wasting $500 on a vending machine and hoping to make a buck would be any fun....but whatever makes you happy i guess!
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DelSlow;315605 wrote:
I agree, but either way John...we all know this is never going to happen.I'm sure he'll buy the machine on craigslist, find a place to put it, then call the guy he bought it from to get his money back because "it wasn't meant to be"
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PSiedTSi;315606 wrote:
I'm sure he'll buy the machine on craigslist, find a place to put it, then call the guy he bought it from to get his money back because "it wasn't meant to be"hopefully he doesnt buy it from the second craigslist killer....
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PSiedTSi;315606 wrote:
I'm sure he'll buy the machine on craigslist, find a place to put it, then call the guy he bought it from to get his money back because "it wasn't meant to be"He'll need to have the guy clean it up, fix it up, and deliver it, before he makes the guy pick it up and give his money back, right??
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