i have some revolution 650 candy and nut machines for sale. (some still unopened in boxes) I’m in Vancouver Canada. Anyone interested?

Found your blog resourceful and quite imaginative. I guess you already have made it in your film making venture because aside from making the candy vending business lessons seem relatively easy thanks to your writing; i found myself chuckling imagining the candy man speeding down the street in an equally souped up candy automobile with a cooler full of candies occupying the back seat, visiting one of your locations for a refill and stealthily making an entrance without causing as little as a stir. This is one scene i would love to see in a movie. LOL! I will plunge into this business in my homeland of Kenya thanks to your insight and encouragement.

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Great article Brian!

I work for a major online candy store, and we’re gonna feature your article in our blog. We have a ton of clients who are in the bulk candy vending business.

I see this article was written in 2007. How’s the business going now?

I savor, cause I found exactly what I was looking for. You have ended my 4 day long hunt! God Bless you man. Have a great day. Bye

What are good vending machine to buy?
Please let me know
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Hey Brian, Its a pleasure to meet you! Great vending post/

What are good vending machine to buy?
Please let me know
Thanks

I’ve had a few sneak away.

I usually go to Sam’s Club.

Where can i buy the candy?
beside sams club is there a place i can get them cheaper.

Has anyone ever tried to steal one of the machines?

I was at a garage sale recently and bought a box of video games for about $25. Then, I got on craigslist barter section and traded those games for two U-Turn Eliminator 8s. I have read a lot of posts about vending machines and have yet to see anyone mention the good old fashion two chickens for a duck barter method for getting machines. I feel that $25 was a good amount to spend to try this out. If all goes well, I will be finding a few more games to trade for the rest of the 30 machines he has.

Some of my family members once got into the vending machine business. They were doing candy bars and sodas, and the maintenance became a nightmare. Your system seems to handle that a lot better. The big thing for me would be the maintenance, and if you can go 6 weeks without maintaining them, that is just great!

My name is Manuel, I’m 20 years old, I think that this is a great opportunity for me. I have a couple of concerns.
1. I was reading the comments and saw that people brought up the brand name of machines, Which brand is good and what should I be paying for a 2 and or 3 slot vending candy machine?
2. I live in St. George, UT, anyone on this post have a route here (or near here) that I can buy off or buy machines from? Or if anyone here is selling their machines please contact me at manipensgoodies@gmail.com.
3. Where can I look to see if I have to get a license to do this vending machine business in the state of UT?

If someone would be nice enough and help me out and answer this for me that would be great! Great job Brian Lee you’ve inspired me!