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Woodman’s Gains From Coin Machines

JANESVILLE, Wis. — Woodman’s Markets here has seen a return on investment from the implementation of consumer coin-counting machines from Cummins Allison, across multiple store locations in Wisconsin and Illinois.

February 13, 2012

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JANESVILLE, Wis. — Woodman’s Markets here has seen a return on investment from the implementation of consumer coin-counting machines from Cummins Allison, Mt. Prospect, Ill., across multiple store locations in Wisconsin and Illinois.

“We’ve seen steady usage of the machines from our customers and they’re providing a good ROI,” said Clint Woodman, vice president of Woodman’s, in a statement.

Woodman attributed the ROI to two factors: “First, we’re providing our customers with a fast, efficient service where they receive their money right away due to the FastPay option, and second, since we own the machines, all of the income provided by the machines goes directly to Woodman’s.”

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