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ATM Machines
Good, Bad, or No Credit Leasing
(D&E Credit must add $10.00 to the lease payment)

PROFIT EXAMPLE:

Assumptions

1. 200 shoppers pass through your store per day; 6000 per month
2. A Minimum of 2% (with a high of 5%) of the shoppers will use the ATM/Scrip
3. The net surcharge is $2.00
4. The average cash withdrawal is $52.00
5. 40% plus of the cash withdrawn from ATM/Scrip will be spent in your store.
6. Your profit margin is 30%
7. Lease payment = $34.95 per month.

Profit From ATM Surcharge

1. 6000 shoppers per month X 2% = 120 ATM users.
2. 120 ATM users X $2.00 net surcharge (amount Merchant receives) = $240.00
3. $240.00 (amount owner receives) - $34.95 (lease payment) = $204.95

Profits From Additional Money Spent in Store

1. ATM users 120 X $52 national average cash withdrawal = $6,240 (total cash dispensed from ATM)
2. $6,240 (total cash dispensed from ATM) X 40% (percent of cash withdrawn from ATM spent in store) = 
    $2,496.00 (additional cash spent in your business)
3. $2,496.00 (additional cash spent in your business) X 30% (profit margin) = $748.80

Total Monthly Profits: $204.95 (profits from surcharge) + $748.80 (profits from additional cash spent in store) = $953.75

Total Yearly Profits: $953.75 (total monthly profits) X 12 = $11,445.00

Now do you understand why there are so many ATM machines in use?

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