Advice for biz that wants 50 washes as Christmas gifts

[soonermajic]

I have 2 IBAs, both on Goldlines & mei. My wash is attended fulltime 6 days/week.
How would you guys do this 50 washes w/ a restaurant, as gifts?

 

[PaulLovesJamie]

trade for equal face value in gift cards to the restaurant. win win, plus your wife is happy.

 

[Waxman]

Hamilton tokennotes?

 

[GoBuckeyes]

I would get some high security tokens and sell them those. Value the token for your best wash. Then you can also use them for refunds when needed.

 

[JLanman]

I have 2 IBAs, both on Goldlines & mei. My wash is attended fulltime 6 days/week.
How would you guys do this 50 washes w/ a restaurant, as gifts?

soonermajic,

I am one of the owners of the Touch4Wash system. You could use the certificate options in Touch4Wash as a cross selling tool. The nice thing here is you do the cross sell, but then end up with a customer signed up to use your services. All integrated in one spot. Let me know if you would like more info.

 

[soonermajic]

soonermajic,

I am one of the owners of the Touch4Wash system. You could use the certificate options in Touch4Wash as a cross selling tool. The nice thing here is you do the cross sell, but then end up with a customer signed up to use your services. All integrated in one spot. Let me know if you would like more info.

I have a small, albeit somewhat successful wash, but in a tiny rural town. I don't think that would be a benefit in this situation. Thanks though.
I thought about TokeNotes, but dayummm, i gotta buy like 500 of those sumbiches & would wind up losing in the long run.

 

[soonermajic]

I would get some high security tokens and sell them those. Value the token for your best wash. Then you can also use them for refunds when needed.

Approximately how much would those run me? Only 7k in this rural town... sounds intriguing, but we RARELY have to give a free wash. Especially since we are fulltime attended

 

[MEP001]

I thought about TokeNotes, but dayummm, i gotta buy like 500 of those sumbiches & would wind up losing in the long run.

Tokenotes are a Hamilton product. They're pretty affordable even in small quantities, but you need a Hamilton validator to use them. It's the MEI coupons that are so expensive, and they can only put cash value on the Goldline unless you use some "trickery" through a ladder relay or PLC.

Approximately how much would those run me? Only 7k in this rural town... sounds intriguing, but we RARELY have to give a free wash. Especially since we are fulltime attended

You would only have to change out the token acceptor to an IDX X12 unit to take high security tokens. I don't know what the coded tokens cost, but they're not crazy expensive. You might even get by with some cheap bimetal tokens.