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����� Hanna�s new book offers a comprehensive guide to starting a vending business

 

and how to avoid vending machine scams.�� Thousands of Americans are lured daily into

 

promises of� �get rich quick� vending machine business opportunities by unscrupulous

 

business organizations all over the USA and the world.� The sales pitch is desirable,

 

believable and to many prospects...affordable!� By the time prospects realize they have

 

been scammed, it is invariably too late.� Vending scams move from town to town, leaving

 

the latest victims to struggle with a wide variety of challenges including financial losses,

 

depression, divorce, loss of previous employment and similar stark realities.� Such

 

actions also render a black eye to the vending industry.� Hanna�s book reveals

 

everything investors should know about vending, including the methods used by scams

 

to lure investors by using a wide variety of business opportunity advertisements in

 

newspapers, magazines, television, radio, direct mail, and email and by telemarketing

 

professionals.� In many cases the victims are targeted by age, income and other criteria

 

predetermined to expedite the sale.� Vending scam victims soon realize that they paid

 

three or four times the market value of the vending machines.� They also learn that the

 

projected sales they were promised would be almost impossible to achieve.� The

 

placement of the machines, are usually a scam within a scam, because a separate

 

company is introduced to fulfill the false promises of the vending machine promoters.

 

The quality of the machines purchased would not normally be the heavy duty vending

 

equipment that they would have needed to secure the types of accounts they were

 

promised.

 

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