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true..if have you the diags program to test all components, jams are easy to remove but whats causing the jam is the question?
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I had a buddy drop out of college to pursue this business. Let's just say I saw him a year later and he was driving a Range Rover... just saying
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I had a buddy drop out of college to pursue this business. Let's just say I saw him a year later and he was driving a Range Rover... just saying
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Owning space or having a spot already lined up would have been a better first move OP.
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Owning space or having a spot already lined up would have been a better first move OP.
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rob dyrdek?
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rob dyrdek?
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LEGIT... Like everyone else is saying though it really is harder to get the ball rolling on this than you're making it out to be.
What if the ATM machine gets robbed??? Word to Barbershop.
Being that it's pretty much a big %%$ computer with thousands of dollars in it, I'm almost certain that insurance on it will be alot. Also, you have to factor in that you will be refilling these machines with cash on a regular basis and there's a chance someone might try to rob you if they see what you're doing.
Just some food for thought.
What if the ATM machine gets robbed??? Word to Barbershop.
Being that it's pretty much a big %%$ computer with thousands of dollars in it, I'm almost certain that insurance on it will be alot. Also, you have to factor in that you will be refilling these machines with cash on a regular basis and there's a chance someone might try to rob you if they see what you're doing.
Just some food for thought.
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LEGIT... Like everyone else is saying though it really is harder to get the ball rolling on this than you're making it out to be.
What if the ATM machine gets robbed??? Word to Barbershop.
Being that it's pretty much a big %%$ computer with thousands of dollars in it, I'm almost certain that insurance on it will be alot. Also, you have to factor in that you will be refilling these machines with cash on a regular basis and there's a chance someone might try to rob you if they see what you're doing.
Just some food for thought.
What if the ATM machine gets robbed??? Word to Barbershop.
Being that it's pretty much a big %%$ computer with thousands of dollars in it, I'm almost certain that insurance on it will be alot. Also, you have to factor in that you will be refilling these machines with cash on a regular basis and there's a chance someone might try to rob you if they see what you're doing.
Just some food for thought.
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- Machines are bolted to the floor using 6in bolts rated at 2k lbs pulling force (would take a truck to move it)
-Put the machine in a 24hr place and someone will always be there
-Licenced to carry
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- Machines are bolted to the floor using 6in bolts rated at 2k lbs pulling force (would take a truck to move it)
-Put the machine in a 24hr place and someone will always be there
-Licenced to carry
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U no wat i ment
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U no wat i ment
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Wow.. hustlers ambition. Props to this man
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Wow.. hustlers ambition. Props to this man
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Not as easy as it sounds. You're going to be running a business. You need start a corporation, apply for licences, etc. $2,079 for an ATM is a ripoff. I own my ATM business and have 10 ATMs setup so far. I purchased mine slightly used for $500 each. Made back my initial investment within 3 months and now collecting profit. There are always overhead costs. Electric, commissions, phone lines, ATM maintainence, etc.
Good Luck, though.
Good Luck, though.
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Not as easy as it sounds. You're going to be running a business. You need start a corporation, apply for licences, etc. $2,079 for an ATM is a ripoff. I own my ATM business and have 10 ATMs setup so far. I purchased mine slightly used for $500 each. Made back my initial investment within 3 months and now collecting profit. There are always overhead costs. Electric, commissions, phone lines, ATM maintainence, etc.
Good Luck, though.
Good Luck, though.
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Sit that joint out on the corner in your hood
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Sit that joint out on the corner in your hood
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not a bad idea, i rather own a night club tho
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not a bad idea, i rather own a night club tho
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Ok. I did a little research on this and if the atm processing company pays 100% of the surcharge plus a percentage of the interchange. How do they make money? Because nothing is free.
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Ok. I did a little research on this and if the atm processing company pays 100% of the surcharge plus a percentage of the interchange. How do they make money? Because nothing is free.