Anyone interested in PUBLIC ACCESS INTERNET TERMINALS?
 

Great investment opportunity, our terminals provide high speed internet access, email, and audio/video email to the public for .25 per minute. They also offer photo greetings, pre-paid calling cards, and printable coupons for local businesses, and the ability to make internet phone calls anywhere in the world for only .25 per minute. icq #306234382

kinda like payphones umm here where we all work from home probably not but sounds a good business anyway.

This is a great offline investment. I see these terminals packed at malls, people checking their email or whatever. I'd invest in them :thumbsup

I was going to buy a couple around last Christmas but I couldn't find much information on them.

I saw this on TV! Hmmm....

how much is it for one of these terminals?

What is cost per terminal?

I can think a few spots this would do really well.

I smell MLM scheme. probably pay 1/3 going directly to manufacturer.

if you are interested you can hit me up on icq and i can answer any of your questions, 306234382...........by the way these machines have been doing well in coffee shops and malls

The ones I saw on TV were a flat fee. I think around $2k a piece, but not real sure. Of course you would need high traffic space, which you would need to rent or offer up a percentage. I would think it's a good business if you had volume, maybe 15-20 terminals. But only a couple terminals would seem like a pain in the ass...

They would be wicked, could simply run it from one broadband connection, and dial from the kiosks into the network.

So total cost for first month would be initial layout, rent, 2xphone line per kiosk, damage.

Hard to say how they would do though. You WOULD need a few of them, it would balance out if one or two went dry one month.

Great idea.

the other thing is that you can in theory probably program these things to allow free access to certain sites of your choosing. I mean, load up the favorites with affiliate codes to popular websites like amazon.com, apply for credit cards, etc.

To view more detailed information on our Internet Kiosk Terminals please go to http://www.globalinternetterminals.com/pdf_low_res.pdf

Are you the one pushing these on Tv? Saw an ad last nite, they were based in Hollywood Fla

no that was not us, our terminals are much nicer than theres, and we offer twice as many features.:thumbsup

Bare minimum, you would be able to set the home page.

If this stuff was so profitable then why wouldnt you just hire people and do it yourself? Sounds to me like another version of vending machines.

This sounds kick ass...... Twice as many features :winkwink:

Thanks, BT..............how was your trip to arizona? Better yet post some pics.

I saw the ones on TV too, I don't know anything about those... but I can vouch for bushwacker and say he won't sell you anything that's not on the up and up :thumbsup

You should fill all of the top affiliate programs in on your great idea.

bump for the night crew:Graucho

I wonder how they would do at college bars and clubs

Those prices are astronomical guy, cmon. 5k or so is cool, but HOLY SHIT and you stock it with a virtual mall where we only get 40%. All the other internet kiosks dont screw with ya like that.

I have some rental space in a mall, an airport, and a few other locations and was already looking at these. Yet holy shit :eek2 your high priced.

BTW whomever said it sounds like vending or whatever. If you got location even vending works.

Whoever said if it was so profitable why let others in on it. Do you think American Carts runs every hot dog cart they build in the US or even NY alone? Those are only a few k, and can make a few hundred or more per day.

hey i see those ads on tv all the time

;-)

We had a cyber - internet cafe a couple of years ago and had a couple of those mashines in there (besides the regular pc's). They were great.

The tech is better now, you can hook up your laptop and stuff now. much better.

They are much cheaper now too ;-))

yes our prices are higher, but we offer 24hr. tech support plus revenue streams, and national advertising

bumpity, bump, bump:Graucho