How to Start a Vending Machine Business - Review of the 'Small Change' Guide by My Vending Uncle

Find out how you can join an elite group of entrepreneurs who have achieved the lifestyles and incomes of their dreams through the placing and servicing of vending machines.

It can be hard to find good quality information on how to start a vending machine business these days as business owners in this industry are usually fairly secretive. Business owners will never let on how good they have it or share information as they fear that newcomers will steal locations or ideas from them.

Luckily, some industry insiders have written guides on the subject that offer insights and advice on how to get started and quickly become profitable in this potentially lucrative business.

Our Recommendation - After reviewing many vending business startup guides I rated Small Change by Rob Farnham (My Vending Uncle) as being the best, for both beginners and experienced operators. Read on for the full review.

Highly Recommended - 'Small Change' by Robert Farnham

After reading over the My Vending Uncle website I was a little hesitant to get this guide at first. However my curiosity got the better of me and I went through and read the whole report. I have to say that I am glad that I did as this guide definitely delivers a unique and workable approach to making money in vending.

The writer starts off by telling his personal story which is quite remarkable. Together with his wife he has been making a comfortable living from vending machines for over 15 years. In fact they built up a business that was turning over close to a million dollars a year by the time they started selling off some of their locations and machines to ease into retirement.

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In an industry with so many scams in recent years, it is useful to read the authors advice on sourcing and locating machines without falling prey to the rip-off seminars, dodgy equipment dealers and professional locators who are out to separate beginners from their startup funds. Author Rob Farnham warns readers about the scams that are rife in the vending industry and he explains how you can avoid these rip-offs and create your own path to success.

He sets out an ingenious way for beginners to get started with very little in the way of investment. He basically tells you what he would do if he was starting from scratch in a step by step plan that allows you to reduce your risk.

He has several ideas on how you can get started on a very low budget while learning the ropes and deciding if the business is right for you. That way you won't end up with a garage full of machines that you can't place or sell. In fact, he offers sound advice on how you can acquire your machines at minimal cost and in some cases even for free.

Other topics covered in the guide include buying and maintaining machines, finding locations, commission rates, third party vending, contracts and much more.

Why I Rate This Vending Guide Above the Others

There are many other guides to vending that are available online and I have been through many of them. Why should you pick up Small Change over any of the others?

Some of the other vending business guides that I have read have been put together by people who have never even been in the business. These independent writers end up with content that is too general and is lacking in insight and experience. This guide is one of the few that I have read that is absolutely sincere and genuine.

One thing that I particularly liked about the guide is that it gets straight down to the point. Rather than covering a lot of general information about starting a business that you can find for free anywhere on the Internet, this guide gives you only the information that you just can't find elsewhere.

This well written 64 page guide is packed full of the tips and insider knowledge that you need if you want to break into the vending machine business.

Small Change sells for only $20 which is far cheaper than most of the other vending business guides out there that contain inferior, similar or less authentic information.

Farnham comes across as being extremely accessible to his customers. If you still have any questions after you read the book just fire off an email to him. He seems to be a pretty friendly guy and he always replies to his emails promptly. In fact, his guide includes a 'frequently asked questions' (FAQ) area where he answers some of the common queries that he gets from his readers.

Small Change does come with a money back guarantee and you if you scroll down on the My Vending Uncle site you will see the details. Lastly, if you are still unsure, you can always go and download a great free report that Farnham has put together called Vending's Dirty Little Secret. This will give you an idea of the depth of his experience and knowledge. Click here for the free report.

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