How To Break Into Washing Machine Coin Box

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03-09-2010, 06:26 PM

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Unlock the coin box Hello All I got an offering to buy all the washer and dryer in an old mat. The ex-possessor walk a fashion and then now the landloard want to become rid of all the old equipment. The mat has 11 alpine single (not stacked) one-time gas dryer speed queen and 10 more SQ washer. The condition is unknown. I got an offering at $2500. The problem is none of the auto has key but all still in the old mat that were lock down. All of the coin box is locked. What is the all-time style to get well-nigh getting all of this coin box unlock ? I've my own warehouse nigh 2 large apartment building. I'thou thinking of putting all this equipment in the warehouse and operate it. What is your take on my idea ? Please advice.

03-09-2010, 07:01 PM

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03-09-2010, 10:52 PM

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Quote: Originally Posted past Coinwash Deplorable we really won't postal service this data. -Jonathan LOL, Jonathan, you lot mean we won't tell the entire earth how to go into our money boxes or this guy who may really exist looking to rob a particular laundromat?

03-10-2010, 09:34 AM

Anonymous "site-seer"

Here is the big cloak-and-dagger, employ a drill. Please don't tell anyone.

03-12-2010, 09:13 PM

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Quote: Originally Posted by actman Howdy All I got an offer to buy all the washer and dryer in an old mat. The ex-owner walk a way and then now the landloard want to get rid of all the erstwhile equipment. The mat has 11 tall single (not stacked) old gas dryer speed queen and 10 more SQ washer. The condition is unknown. I got an offer at $2500. The problem is none of the machine has key but all all the same in the sometime mat that were lock down. All of the coin box is locked. What is the best way to become most getting all of this money box unlock ? I've my own warehouse well-nigh two big apartment edifice. I'thou thinking of putting all this equipment in the warehouse and operate it. What is your accept on my idea ? Please communication. You are going to operate this equipment out of a warehouse? Please tell the states more.. __________________ if it was that piece of cake everyone would do it..

03-13-2010, 02:21 AM

Anonymous "site-seer"

tin this post be deleted? anyone who would walk away from a money operated washer would do so with the coins and the coin box, or they would provide the keys to the new owner. elseways- if y'all're non a thief, and so yous are a landlord and you screwed the 50-mat owner out of his space and/or equipment, then at present you are justly screwed by the equipment. congrats.

03-fourteen-2010, 11:42 AM

bearding "site-seer"

Quote: Originally Posted by pete f You lot are going to operate this equipment out of a warehouse? Delight tell us more.. I would only hazard to guess he would programme on using these for a laundry service but then why not only past opl machines designed specifically for that industry. Too, why would this guy "actman" or what ever become an offer to buy laundry equipment, specially if he isn't even in the industry to brainstorm with.

03-nineteen-2010, 12:38 AM

Anonymous "site-seer"

Quote: Originally Posted past SuperCLean I would merely gamble to guess he would programme on using these for a laundry service but then why non just by opl machines designed specifically for that industry. There is one reason to apply coin-op washers in your opl setup.

03-23-2010, 02:49 AM

Premium Fellow member Join Engagement: Oct 2002 Location: Virginia Posts: 1,346

Not so sure, this could be a genuine request. I once purchased lots of equipment at a sheriffs auction from a bust laundromat. There was more coin in the boxes that what I paid for the equipment. The guy who actually cleaned up was my buddy who bought the changers. He paid about $500 and in that location was over $1500 in the changers. It sounds like this is onetime junk and the operator either walked abroad or it was seized by the landlord. Charlie

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