Are they a pain to service compared to standard machines?

It is still too early to see the full extent of this damage, but I have a feeling there will be much more pain in the crypto industry in the near-term. 

So, I feel your pain.

If you're lucky enough to find an interested seller, you will need to have the tools to quickly analyze the deal, understand if the sellers motivation to sell, pain points if any, and genuinely see if you can provide them with a quick exit strategy.

Are they a pain to service compared to standard machines?

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I do wonder if I leads to more inventory though, I have for instance another client that this 2.5% might be the difference in deciding to list or not, for sellers without a lot of equity that 2.5% can be the difference between writing and check or not, which in addition to some people not having the money to cut a check is also a huge psychological barrier, there are probably even some people on the margins who have in thier head they will only sell if they can net 100k in profit or some random number like that.

Yes, it's hard and there's pain and sometimes treatment required.

Just logging in to say I feel your pain.  

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