Sorry but my response is going to sound like the rantings of an old geezer who just poo poos any new technology. Honestly, I am always interested in new things and have looked at them but I have never tried one primarily because they just have never seemed practical in bulk vending. Overpriced mediocre single head machine, processing fees, the need for a power source, connectivity issues, coin/bill jams, machine theft and vandalism are just some of the concerns when considering going down this path. I don't see any viable avenue for this machine vending 1 inch products at a 50 cent max per item. The machine can be converted to vend 2 inch capsules which may get sales in the right location, but overall you are spending a lot of money on a machine that vends random cheapo toys unlike a snack or pop machine where you can pick exactly what you want. The fees, location commissions and rising product costs are a real issue because you can only go so high on what you can charge for any bulk product ($1 to $2) or it just won't sell. Add to that gas, insurance, taxes, etc... and that makes for a slow ROI. If someone was going to try this, I think the machine would have to be put into a safe, A+ location with a ton of foot traffic. Sadly, I don't think that any cashless option available today will stop the eventual demise of bulk vending.