Play Meter
Issue: 1982 August 01 - Vol 8 Num 15 - Page 8
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is now on display at
Brady
Distributing Co.
4308 Wilmont Rd. • Charlotte, NC 28208
PEfiCHSffi I E
Distributing Co.
For 31 years The Dependable Supplier to the Coin Machine Industry,
with Quality Parts and Supplies at the Lowest Possible Prices. For •••
• VIDEO ••• • INTEGRATED CIRCUITS •• • • PHONOGRAPH
• AMUSEMENT GAMES • • • • SOCCER & POOL TABLES
• ELECTRONIC SUPPLIES ••• • VENDING MACHINES
'We Guarantee Satisfactory Service"
PARTS CATALOG AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
PARTS DIVISION ••• 1040
Boulevard S.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30312
Phone 404-622-4401
today's game better money-makers than
ever before, but rising costs are higher than
rising collections.
Everyone must work together as one to
make this industry better for operators,
manufacturers, and distributors, and the
time to do it is now. Because if we don't, a
few issues from now, some of you may no
longer be in the business at all.
Jack Guarnieri
Brooklyn, New York
Dlue sky artists
Our company would like to compliment
you on the article you wrote in the January
issue of Play Meter magazine. Regarding
marketing technics of Leisure Time ,
Quorum, Potomic Games, and other
similar type operations. We found it very
informative .
Our employees have spent days passing
out articles , like yours, at these expos. We
too feel obligated to the public by inform-
ing them of the irreputability and mis-
representation of profits.
Another successful method which
retards the production of these "Blue Sky
Artists" is placing ads in local newspapers .
I have enclosed a copy of Business Oppor-
tunities from the January 24th issue of the
Rocky Mountain News. Our response has
been gratifying.
I hope that other operators and distrib-
utors will take the time to invest in ads
which discourage business practices such
as these.
We again compliment you on your well
written article.
Tim Prize
President
Vending Alternatives, Inc.
Wheat Ridge, Colorado
Ed. Note: Here is the ad from the Rocky
Mountain News:
SCAM II
The co't of a phone call rna) Sa> c you thou;ands .
Befo re you get caught in the VIDEO SCAM "ith
a fast talking non-professional v .. ork ing out of his
home. car. hotel. or arcade . Call Y.ith question'
~ ou ha ve. the answer' are free .
Something on your mind you want
to uent? Got a gripe? Full of praise?
Haue a question? If you haue
comments on the coin operated
entertainment industry, write to Play
Meter. Our "Letters to the Editor"
columns are dedicated to you, the
operator/ reader.
All letters must be signed; if
requested, only initials will be used
or the name withheld from print.
Please include recurn address
(although, for th£ sake of your
priuacy, addresses will not be
printed.) All letters subject to
standard- editing. Be concise.
8
PLAY METER, August 1, 1982
DE
~nse
is now on display at
Brady
Distributing Co.
4308 Wilmont Rd. • Charlotte, NC 28208
PEfiCHSffi I E
Distributing Co.
For 31 years The Dependable Supplier to the Coin Machine Industry,
with Quality Parts and Supplies at the Lowest Possible Prices. For •••
• VIDEO ••• • INTEGRATED CIRCUITS •• • • PHONOGRAPH
• AMUSEMENT GAMES • • • • SOCCER & POOL TABLES
• ELECTRONIC SUPPLIES ••• • VENDING MACHINES
'We Guarantee Satisfactory Service"
PARTS CATALOG AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
PARTS DIVISION ••• 1040
Boulevard S.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30312
Phone 404-622-4401
today's game better money-makers than
ever before, but rising costs are higher than
rising collections.
Everyone must work together as one to
make this industry better for operators,
manufacturers, and distributors, and the
time to do it is now. Because if we don't, a
few issues from now, some of you may no
longer be in the business at all.
Jack Guarnieri
Brooklyn, New York
Dlue sky artists
Our company would like to compliment
you on the article you wrote in the January
issue of Play Meter magazine. Regarding
marketing technics of Leisure Time ,
Quorum, Potomic Games, and other
similar type operations. We found it very
informative .
Our employees have spent days passing
out articles , like yours, at these expos. We
too feel obligated to the public by inform-
ing them of the irreputability and mis-
representation of profits.
Another successful method which
retards the production of these "Blue Sky
Artists" is placing ads in local newspapers .
I have enclosed a copy of Business Oppor-
tunities from the January 24th issue of the
Rocky Mountain News. Our response has
been gratifying.
I hope that other operators and distrib-
utors will take the time to invest in ads
which discourage business practices such
as these.
We again compliment you on your well
written article.
Tim Prize
President
Vending Alternatives, Inc.
Wheat Ridge, Colorado
Ed. Note: Here is the ad from the Rocky
Mountain News:
SCAM II
The co't of a phone call rna) Sa> c you thou;ands .
Befo re you get caught in the VIDEO SCAM "ith
a fast talking non-professional v .. ork ing out of his
home. car. hotel. or arcade . Call Y.ith question'
~ ou ha ve. the answer' are free .
Something on your mind you want
to uent? Got a gripe? Full of praise?
Haue a question? If you haue
comments on the coin operated
entertainment industry, write to Play
Meter. Our "Letters to the Editor"
columns are dedicated to you, the
operator/ reader.
All letters must be signed; if
requested, only initials will be used
or the name withheld from print.
Please include recurn address
(although, for th£ sake of your
priuacy, addresses will not be
printed.) All letters subject to
standard- editing. Be concise.
8
PLAY METER, August 1, 1982
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