hi /biz/ i'm planning on approaching the management of

>>1611465
i dont see why id ever go to a bitcoin atm, the fee is outrageous

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>>1611476
but, if i was paid in cash / a criminal then I can understand, that will be awkward to include in your presentation

>>1611476
you and I, the bitcoin savvy, wouldn't, but as bitcoin becomes more popular, the everyday man will begin going to them. btc atm's perform $20k in transactions per month on average. especially as crypto becomes more mainstream, people aren't gonna want to go to exchanges for the coin

>>1611481
im really not that savvy I just bought my first coin this week

does the company who produces the machine get a cut of every transaction?

>>1611465
Don't do it at a mall
I live in Canada and we have them here and there
But they're always at grimy corner stores where crackheads tend to hang out
Lower rent fees as well

>>1611488
some companies do, but the one I'll be purchasing does not.

>>1611491
why not a mall? much greater foot traffic, and it would justify the purchase of a model that's able to hold a large quantity of bills. all bitcoin transactions through ATM's, at least in the US, are required to verify identity, so it's not like this would be used by criminals.

>>1611498
how do they verify identity?

i appreciate everyone's concerns and critiques of my plan, but that part isn't changing. i'm looking for people with experience proposing this sort of thing to large, managed shopping centers and the like.

>>1611501
most machines scan driver's license

bump. anyone got experience with something like this?

>>1611465
Did that with Zaad when I lived in Somalia.

Make or get bosses to pay wages in Bitcoin and everyone will follow.

Sweeten the (bucket?) a bit and you'll make bank.

>>1611465
I've sold shit to businesses and this woulf be no different.

What's in it for the mall? How is the mall benefiting off of this device? Why is this going to be more successful than ATM or money processing companies that already do business with them? How will bitcoin transactions work for their tenents? These are questions the mall manager will ask and you better have good answers for them.

>>1611465
Malls keep track of how much money is moving through their stores, they know approximately what demographics use the mall and how much vendors sell. My thing is, that cash flow variable typically doesn't expand for malls over time, so why do you think this idea will work considering people already use regular currency? Why would making customers iump through hoops to use a bitcoin wallet setup be more useful than a simple debit card?

Bitcoin is a pipedream that will never happen, it's a fad like pokemon or baseball cards. Businessmen like you need a convincing argument to explain why this is "the future maaaaan" other than some libertarian hippy bullshit that other businessmen will see right through. Businessmen are conservative, a mall isn't going to waste it's time if they perceive your some weeboo hippy tech nerd

>>1612387
>>1612392
thanks for your comments. My main goal is finding a high foot traffic area to place my bitcoin ATM, not necessarily to get all of the mall tenants to start accepting it, though that would be a plus....

anyway, I appreciate it dude, i'll take everything you've said into consideration.

>>1611465
What country is this in? Malls in the US are pretty much dying right now.

>>1612479
US. They are? How so? Do you think helps or hurts my chances? It's basically free money and additional foot traffic for them.

>>1612387
Do this, forget about explaining the blockchain. They don't need to know and won't care (and will get tired of you)

>>1611498
not at a mall because it's expensive to place (likely the most expensive in town)

>>1612445
>>1612487

Here is what I did, no 'explicit' details because we are kind of competing for the same business..... but I'm feeling generous I guess...

What you are doing wrong is just what this anon said.
>>1612387
>>1612392

There is really no upside for the mall, and you probably are not going to be able to sell it to them in a way that is going to be profitable for you, because it really just doesn't match their market.

You know who's market it does match well with? Smoke shops/head shops, when you come to them about bitcoin atms, they are all ears, matches up with their consumer base perfectly.

I have successfully put profitable btc atms in several headshops.

Hope this is good advice, plz don't use it to fuck over my business.

>>1612543
deeply appreciated, anon. if you're still around, you think you could let me in on how much you do in transactions each month on average?

>>1612543
this is a good point
only btc atm in my town of 300k was in a hemp store

>>1611465

>Hey Pete, we had some request to install a "bitcoin" ATM in the mall. Do you know what a bitcoin is?
>No idea Phil, lets google it.
>Hmmm, it appears its some kind of fake internet money people use to buy drugs and other illegal stuff.
>Are we sure we want those kinds of people hanging around our mall?

You will need to find a good way of explaining why such a thing should be on their property OP.

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>>1611465

I wish I could be there to watch them laugh at you.

>>1612770
thanks for your input, 16 year old sama