You win some - you pull some!

[West Coast Vend LLC]

I just picked up a pool/gym/tennis account in my neighborhood. I will be placing a beverage vending machine and a snack vending machine next to one another in the next couple of weeks. I have been working on this account since last year and it has finally paid off. I am expecting to do big bucks in this account because there are always customers there. Swimming, tennis courts, gym, baseball courts means very thirsty, hungry people.

On the other hand, I placed a snack machine in a factory a few months ago and it is just not doing the job. I already notified the management that I will be removing the machine because sales are to low. I will be moving this machine to the new location I listed above. I will let you guys know how it goes once I have a month or two under my bent.

Gary

[T BIRD]

How do you work the moving of machines Gary?  You hire someone to do this stuff for you?

[West Coast Vend LLC]

Hey Johnny,

The person who sells me my machines also moves and delivers equipment for a small charge. I try to coordinate deliveries with moves so it cost me a little less.

Gary

[ageevending]

At what weekly revenue # does it just "not cut it"?

I'm just curious, do you have another location for the machine? Do you think the economy will come back?

Personally, I'd rather have a cheap machine out making $10 a week than, having it sit in the warehouse.