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• Review fromsteven c

  Date: 05/10/2024

  After speaking to the owner he cursed me out and threatened me. Stay away as he is a scam. He's selling his business but then don't wants to sell. He's advertising on several platforms including *******. Stay away from this scammer

  Rocket Vending Company

  Date: 05/16/2024

  This person lives outside of Nevada, and I politely told him that all of our ads clearly states that you must live in Clark County Nevada because it is required by the businesses to stock the machines on a weekly basis. He refused to accept the information I told him about on the phone. I told him that I can't discuss this restriction any further because I have other call coming in. I ended the call with have a good day. It is clear that he is a liar because what I have stated above was the full extent of our conversation. There are people that respond to ads such as mine that refuse to accept the restrictions stated in their ads. I am one of those victims.

• Review fromBrian Q

  Date: 01/22/2024

  Please do not invest your hard-earned money into this scam. They are nice enough, so I have no problem with them personally, but this is an outdated business to get into despite being told its recession-proof. They don't (and shouldn't) guarantee results, but the implication is there that you will make at least $200/week and make your money back in a year. I make about $100/month for reference. This is not the gold mine that is presented to you and you will never make your investment back. Instinctively, I didn't feel I was getting a great location but I trusted their process for finding locations that include a certain minimum amount of foot traffic. Little did I know that my location is only open 4 days a week. I accepted a location with 15 employees but was told they had 50 walk ups per day and had about 9 big meetings a month. There is no evidence that there is any walk-up traffic. My biggest mistake was agreeing to gumball machines for an additional $3,700. Nobody carries change anymore and I will NEVER see my money back on those. If they were more responsible, that would not offer gumball machines to any low-medium traffic locations to begin with or they would tailor the prices of their routes to how many people work there. The reason I call this a scam, is because they know the return-on-investment isn't what they imply it is. Their goal is to get $12-15k from you. At the end of the day, I agreed to the location, so I have no one to blame but myself. He's a great salesman, I just don't want to see anyone else fall for this. We all work too hard for our money. You are much better off investing in micro-markets.