Triple Play

[Rick Falcon]

I need some help deciding what triple play to go with, any suggestions?

[JPVendCo.]

is there a specific reason you want to do triples? if I had it to do over again, I probably would try to do doubles.

[JEREMYTINA]

I would say that doubles are really the way to go for any account that generates less than $20 per month.  If you fill each selection with a bag of candy you will have approximately 100 vends more or less per selection.  That's $25 per selection.  $7 per month (national avg) gives you 3 to 3-1/2 months of candy until you run empty. Chocolate is going to be at the end of its sellable life by the time you go through that bag.  If you have a location that's any slower, you risk wasting product when it goes bad.  If you fill with less candy, the machine will look empty when you deliver it.  Just my opinion.  If you do decide to go with triples,  the Triplevend has worked great for us.  Easy to collect from and fill.  Changing the dispensed quantity is a pain if the machine has product though.

[Rick Falcon]

I was looking to place a Triple in a laundrymat, I currently have some doubles out on my route but I just  thought that I could offer more of a selection by placing a triple, in your opinion whats more profitable?

[joebob051977]

IMHO a triple isn't any more profitable than a double. If someone is going to buy from your vending machine, they will buy from it, whether there are 2 selections or 3. You will just have your quarters split between 3 selections instead of 2 when you have a triple and you risk candy spoilage if you aren't selling enough..