Pete,
Pleasure to meet you in London last month.
I have couple of questions for you re: 93mm machines.
In your non-pub sites which type of site performs best?
Do you fill them with toy or toy/lolly mix?
How easy did you find getting 100 plus machines out there?
What's the geographical spread?
Have you a decent sized unit and how much are you paying per month?
Not asking much am I
Question for PG Brew and others
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Re: Question for PG Brew and others
Good to meet you to Gavin.
Apart from the obvious playbarns & shopping malls, outside locations such as convienience stores, off main roads in a parade within housing estate/block of flats with 3 schools in the area. Busy high streets are not so good.
Toys only
No problem, site finding is easy, although I bought this round of 200 machines in 2008.
90% within M25. 70% within N/S circular.
I have my own double garage and I share a single garage with Dave. I also have 3 small garden sheds.
See ya I'm off on my rounds now.
Pete
Apart from the obvious playbarns & shopping malls, outside locations such as convienience stores, off main roads in a parade within housing estate/block of flats with 3 schools in the area. Busy high streets are not so good.
Toys only
No problem, site finding is easy, although I bought this round of 200 machines in 2008.
90% within M25. 70% within N/S circular.
I have my own double garage and I share a single garage with Dave. I also have 3 small garden sheds.
See ya I'm off on my rounds now.
Pete
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- Machines Used: Bulk/Towers/Pringles
- Referred by?: Yes brother - Glenn Borthwick
- Location: Dorset, Somerset, Devon
Re: Question for PG Brew and others
Thanks for your that Pete, happy collecting.
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Re: Question for PG Brew and others
I forgot to add, I use 90mm not 93mm, a lower costing capsule more capacity & profit.
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Re: Question for PG Brew and others
Yes Pete good point, are you ordering by container or by the pallet? Even for a pallet the capsule price would be equivalent price to ToyVend empties, but a higher capacity with 90mm so you make a gain there.
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Re: Question for PG Brew and others
By the pallett, still cheaper than toyvend about 9 euros all in.
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Re: Question for PG Brew and others
Pete - excellent advice - thank you