Introduction : March 2011
- david@naughtyvend
- Coin Op Group Regular
- Posts: 161
- Joined: October 22nd, 2009, 10:45 am
- Area Covered: National & European
- Machines Used: Washroom Electomechanical & Electronic
- Referred by?: Matt Slater
- Location: South Ayrshire, UK
- Contact:
Introduction : March 2011
Hopefully the new National Vending forum will become a useful resource for everyone in the industry, rather than a pedestal for rants and we hope to contribute / share with all members productively.
We have now 'de-franchised' our business model and the master franchisee in England, Wales and Eire is no longer in place, employed nor related to the Naughty Vend brand meaning we can now supply independent operators whom wish to operate in this genere of washroom vending without restrictions or the need to purchase a franchise. Existing operators can even use their own equipment and sell our branded products, with the back up of our national call centre and sales / support to help you operate your vending business.
That's our introduction...
We have now 'de-franchised' our business model and the master franchisee in England, Wales and Eire is no longer in place, employed nor related to the Naughty Vend brand meaning we can now supply independent operators whom wish to operate in this genere of washroom vending without restrictions or the need to purchase a franchise. Existing operators can even use their own equipment and sell our branded products, with the back up of our national call centre and sales / support to help you operate your vending business.
That's our introduction...
- FlintVending
- Coin Op Group Master
- Posts: 564
- Joined: January 21st, 2009, 10:47 pm
- Area Covered: Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge
- Machines Used: Bulk, Tower, Pringle, rings and pills, lighters
- Location: Norfolk, suffolk
Re: Introduction : March 2011
Hi David
Nice to see you on here!
Not too many "washroom operators" on here at the moment but hopefully that will change!
My question is I have a couple of the disposible camera machines that I want to put blow up sheep in as they are the same size box.
Could you please pm your prices for the inflatible sheep!
Inflatable sheep and a "Norfolk" Boiye!!! Cue the XXX rated jokes LOL!!
Nice to see you on here!
Not too many "washroom operators" on here at the moment but hopefully that will change!
My question is I have a couple of the disposible camera machines that I want to put blow up sheep in as they are the same size box.
Could you please pm your prices for the inflatible sheep!
Inflatable sheep and a "Norfolk" Boiye!!! Cue the XXX rated jokes LOL!!
- david@naughtyvend
- Coin Op Group Regular
- Posts: 161
- Joined: October 22nd, 2009, 10:45 am
- Area Covered: National & European
- Machines Used: Washroom Electomechanical & Electronic
- Referred by?: Matt Slater
- Location: South Ayrshire, UK
- Contact:
Re: Introduction : March 2011
They are £15.95 a box of ten (£1.595 each), no MOQ and already in a vend carton 120x65x35mm for vending but these are nothing like the previous sheep... this is an all new girlfriend called Lady Bah Bah. Arriving into stock on Tuesday 08th March 2011.FlintVending wrote:Hi David
Nice to see you on here!
Not too many "washroom operators" on here at the moment but hopefully that will change!
My question is I have a couple of the disposible camera machines that I want to put blow up sheep in as they are the same size box.
Could you please pm your prices for the inflatible sheep!
Inflatable sheep and a "Norfolk" Boiye!!! Cue the XXX rated jokes LOL!!
If you go to http://www.ladybahbah.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and click the FaceBook icon there's a load of images on the FB page, website due up soon.
- FlintVending
- Coin Op Group Master
- Posts: 564
- Joined: January 21st, 2009, 10:47 pm
- Area Covered: Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge
- Machines Used: Bulk, Tower, Pringle, rings and pills, lighters
- Location: Norfolk, suffolk
Re: Introduction : March 2011
Cheers Daviddavid@naughtyvend wrote:They are £15.95 a box of ten (£1.595 each), no MOQ and already in a vend carton 120x65x35mm for vending but these are nothing like the previous sheep... this is an all new girlfriend called Lady Bah Bah. Arriving into stock on Tuesday 08th March 2011.FlintVending wrote:Hi David
Nice to see you on here!
Not too many "washroom operators" on here at the moment but hopefully that will change!
My question is I have a couple of the disposible camera machines that I want to put blow up sheep in as they are the same size box.
Could you please pm your prices for the inflatible sheep!
Inflatable sheep and a "Norfolk" Boiye!!! Cue the XXX rated jokes LOL!!
If you go to http://www.ladybahbah.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and click the FaceBook icon there's a load of images on the FB page, website due up soon.
Gotta love that Rocket powered lady bah bah on Youtube!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi7eFnTAQmg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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- Coin Op Group Veteren
- Posts: 234
- Joined: January 28th, 2009, 12:24 pm
- Area Covered: London-down to south coast
- Machines Used: towers, bulk, herbal viagra, wash prods, pringles
Re: Introduction : March 2011
FlintVending wrote:Hi David
Nice to see you on here!
Not too many "washroom operators" on here at the moment but hopefully that will change!
My question is I have a couple of the disposible camera machines that I want to put blow up sheep in as they are the same size box.
Could you please pm your prices for the inflatible sheep!
Inflatable sheep and a "Norfolk" Boiye!!! Cue the XXX rated jokes LOL!!
nige,
stick the electronic fags in them mate
- david@naughtyvend
- Coin Op Group Regular
- Posts: 161
- Joined: October 22nd, 2009, 10:45 am
- Area Covered: National & European
- Machines Used: Washroom Electomechanical & Electronic
- Referred by?: Matt Slater
- Location: South Ayrshire, UK
- Contact:
Re: Introduction : March 2011
We gave that a go Dave but found even the disposable ones were too expensive to buy and thus reflected a higher selling price which the customers were not happy about, sales were not that great (better than cameras granted) and some health claims are starting to surface from America - mouth cancer - so we dropped the product.Happyvending wrote:FlintVending wrote:Hi David
Nice to see you on here!
Not too many "washroom operators" on here at the moment but hopefully that will change!
My question is I have a couple of the disposible camera machines that I want to put blow up sheep in as they are the same size box.
Could you please pm your prices for the inflatible sheep!
Inflatable sheep and a "Norfolk" Boiye!!! Cue the XXX rated jokes LOL!!
nige,
stick the electronic fags in them mate
Giving these camera machines life is brilliant, I like the idea of sheep in them and will be giving that a go too.
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- Coin Op Group Apprentice
- Posts: 43
- Joined: September 13th, 2009, 5:30 pm
- Area Covered: Kent,Sussex, Surrey
- Machines Used: Towers
- Referred by?: UK Business Forums
- Location: Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire, Berkshire, South London
Re: Introduction : March 2011
We are trying to get some e-cigs sited currently after I met Dave and I like the product.
The problem we are having is that most of our pubs have been told by their brewery that they cannot have them in the pubs. The issue is that it allows someone to visibly smoke in the pub, so other customers will assume that they are allowing real smoking and try to smoke real cigarettes, which then causes complications with staff having to intervene, explaining they are not real fags and there is a difference etc.
Personally I cannot see it is that much hassle for a pub do deal with, especially if it's all locals etc, but that's the story we are getting from many pubs we have tried. Landlords/managers like and understand the product but aren't going to go against brewery rules.
The problem we are having is that most of our pubs have been told by their brewery that they cannot have them in the pubs. The issue is that it allows someone to visibly smoke in the pub, so other customers will assume that they are allowing real smoking and try to smoke real cigarettes, which then causes complications with staff having to intervene, explaining they are not real fags and there is a difference etc.
Personally I cannot see it is that much hassle for a pub do deal with, especially if it's all locals etc, but that's the story we are getting from many pubs we have tried. Landlords/managers like and understand the product but aren't going to go against brewery rules.
- david@naughtyvend
- Coin Op Group Regular
- Posts: 161
- Joined: October 22nd, 2009, 10:45 am
- Area Covered: National & European
- Machines Used: Washroom Electomechanical & Electronic
- Referred by?: Matt Slater
- Location: South Ayrshire, UK
- Contact:
Re: Introduction : March 2011
You can get "Blue Tip" which glow with a blue led to make it more obvious this is an e-cig but the atomiser still gives off a vapour and that's what staff and punters see, resulting in potential for conflict with other customers as you have illustrated, so the national chains have generally rejected the concept. I find most customers want to go outside for a real cigarette anyway so long as the weather isn't being all British... Once confronted a customer will feel alienated and probaly leave the pub perhaps not to return for an extended period.BigVend wrote:We are trying to get some e-cigs sited currently after I met Dave and I like the product.
The problem we are having is that most of our pubs have been told by their brewery that they cannot have them in the pubs. The issue is that it allows someone to visibly smoke in the pub, so other customers will assume that they are allowing real smoking and try to smoke real cigarettes, which then causes complications with staff having to intervene, explaining they are not real fags and there is a difference etc.
Personally I cannot see it is that much hassle for a pub do deal with, especially if it's all locals etc, but that's the story we are getting from many pubs we have tried. Landlords/managers like and understand the product but aren't going to go against brewery rules.
We've learned not to pee where we stand because it was deemed socially unacceptable and the sawdust was expensive, so now we go to a wee room to smoke.
- david@naughtyvend
- Coin Op Group Regular
- Posts: 161
- Joined: October 22nd, 2009, 10:45 am
- Area Covered: National & European
- Machines Used: Washroom Electomechanical & Electronic
- Referred by?: Matt Slater
- Location: South Ayrshire, UK
- Contact:
Re: Introduction : March 2011
Oops, I hi-jacked my own thread...
- choice vending
- Coin Op Group Veteren
- Posts: 240
- Joined: January 20th, 2009, 5:39 pm
- Area Covered: walsall, north bham, A5 area
- Machines Used: towers, bulk vendors, kiddies rides, football tabl
- Location: Walsall, Bham, tamworth, cannock,and surrounding areas in the West Midlands
Re: Introduction : March 2011
Hi David good to see u on here if u remember me. Im the guy that broke the breatherliser machine at the NEC two years ago.
happy days!!
happy days!!