I was lucky enough to attend the kiosk and digital signage show at the Jacob Javits Center in NY last week. I was able to see some of the neat technology that was out there. There was even a company that created their own atm machine, with an integrated screen. IMO, still some work that […]
Written on October 24, 2008 | Posted in
Advertising,
Featured |
Leave a comment
Year after year, it seems that the paperwork and additional logistics pushed down to ATM Vendors is increasing. While this is time consuming and ultimately adds to your cost, its in your best interest to take care of these as soon as possible. The networks are holding atm owners liable for anything not done properly […]
Written on October 23, 2008 | Posted in
News |
Leave a comment
The atm industry is getting tight. The independant owner needs to be careful. With many atm contracts up for renewal, you are seeing a trend of store owners breaking out of contracts to get a better deal. This brings up a critical point. Relationships Count!
Make sure you have a good relationship with the store owner. […]
Written on October 22, 2008 | Posted in
Featured,
News |
Leave a comment
If you’re looking for a national solution, your are limited to the Big 3, Pendum, Brinks, and Loomis.The last two, they just arent cheap. If your locations generate a significant amount of revenue , then it will be worth considering. There is another option, but it will take more management efforts on your end. These […]
Written on October 8, 2008 | Posted in
Featured |
Leave a comment
With all the banking surcharge increases, it looks like the independant atm owner is gaining ground. If you take New York City for example, Bank of America and CitiGroup have higher surcharges than the surrounding independant atm machines. This is becoming extremely attractive from a convenience standpoint, along with the down international economy
Written on October 2, 2008 | Posted in
Getting New Business,
News |
Leave a comment
When drilling tile, its best to avoid drilling into the cracks. Go directly through the tile. For wood, I
drill through the wood, use large washers, and drop carriage bolts.
Written on October 1, 2008 | Posted in
Featured,
Install ATM |
Leave a comment