After you get the VERY convincing sales pitch about how you yourself see vending machines everywhere ergo huge market, how small the investment is and how great and fast the ROI is, it sounds senseless not to do it.
It's well thought out. You get contacted by the 'sales manager' in your area initially, (some guy working out of his house whose, of course, never actually sold their vendig products - mine being TOny Monaco), who's a bit arrogant and makes you feel he ACTUALLY HAS TO QUALIFY YOU before he LETS you invest! You get this great information package, you get great 'success stories' - and there's the numbers!
I bought in. Thought I'd start small and if things went well I'd buy more. One word - RIDICULOUS! There is NO WAY to make ANY money in this business unless your initial investment is AT LEAST $50,000! Sure, I moved product - $100/week's worth in 3 machines!
Clearly I've lost my money. I'm working on legal means for compensation. Thankfully, I diversify. Just remember - vendstar's profits come from ripping people off on selling machines that you will never even earn your initial investment on!
markbeverly hills, california
U.S.A.
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