Comments on: Start a Bouncer Business for Some Great Supplemental Income http://www.residualsandroyalties.com/2010/02/26/start-a-bouncer-business-for-some-great-supplemental-income/ Make Money Online with Residuals and Royalties Sun, 18 Dec 2011 01:08:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: MJ Wolfe http://www.residualsandroyalties.com/2010/02/26/start-a-bouncer-business-for-some-great-supplemental-income/comment-page-1/#comment-2556 MJ Wolfe Tue, 09 Mar 2010 11:48:03 +0000 http://www.residualsandroyalties.com/?p=1428#comment-2556 I will let you know if I get one! I love the idea of the client coming to pick it up and drop it off! Less work for me! Thank you for the link. MJ I will let you know if I get one! I love the idea of the client coming to pick it up and drop it off! Less work for me! Thank you for the link.

MJ

]]> By: Lisa Davis http://www.residualsandroyalties.com/2010/02/26/start-a-bouncer-business-for-some-great-supplemental-income/comment-page-1/#comment-2555 Lisa Davis Tue, 09 Mar 2010 06:27:38 +0000 http://www.residualsandroyalties.com/?p=1428#comment-2555 Hi MJ That's great you're considering a bouncer business again. Here is a link that shows the commercial version of the bouncer we bought and who we bought it from - I am sure you could source similar or better in the US. All the specs are pretty much the same but ours is the domestic version: http://www.thefunwarehouse.co.nz/products.php?sec=anytime48b1c3fa0ab42&cat=anytime47d45e8212fc7&id=anytime4803e3691bc2b We don't have an age or size limit in our contract (perhaps we should!). But we tell people when they hire the bouncer is for kids 10 years and under, and ideally do not mix big kids and little kids. Absolutely no adults. I hope that helps. :-) You'll have to comment on here if you get one with some pics!! cheers Lisa Hi MJ

That’s great you’re considering a bouncer business again. Here is a link that shows the commercial version of the bouncer we bought and who we bought it from – I am sure you could source similar or better in the US. All the specs are pretty much the same but ours is the domestic version: http://www.thefunwarehouse.co.nz/products.php?sec=anytime48b1c3fa0ab42&cat=anytime47d45e8212fc7&id=anytime4803e3691bc2b

We don’t have an age or size limit in our contract (perhaps we should!). But we tell people when they hire the bouncer is for kids 10 years and under, and ideally do not mix big kids and little kids. Absolutely no adults.

I hope that helps. :-)

You’ll have to comment on here if you get one with some pics!!

cheers
Lisa

]]> By: MJ Wolfe http://www.residualsandroyalties.com/2010/02/26/start-a-bouncer-business-for-some-great-supplemental-income/comment-page-1/#comment-2533 MJ Wolfe Mon, 08 Mar 2010 01:46:16 +0000 http://www.residualsandroyalties.com/?p=1428#comment-2533 Hi Lisa, That is funny you mentioned the smaller bouncer, because part of the reason I was leaning against purchaing another bouncer was because of the size. Do you mind if I ask what size is your smaller bouncer? Do you have an age or size limit in your contract? I assume you keep the adults out of it? Also, what manufacturer did you purchase it from? Sorry for all the questions - but it is getting warmer here, so if I want to do this -- I need to act soon! MJ Hi Lisa,

That is funny you mentioned the smaller bouncer, because part of the reason I was leaning against purchaing another bouncer was because of the size. Do you mind if I ask what size is your smaller bouncer? Do you have an age or size limit in your contract? I assume you keep the adults out of it? Also, what manufacturer did you purchase it from? Sorry for all the questions – but it is getting warmer here, so if I want to do this — I need to act soon!

MJ

]]> By: Lisa Davis http://www.residualsandroyalties.com/2010/02/26/start-a-bouncer-business-for-some-great-supplemental-income/comment-page-1/#comment-2532 Lisa Davis Mon, 08 Mar 2010 01:32:48 +0000 http://www.residualsandroyalties.com/?p=1428#comment-2532 Hi Michael-John I've come through to your site via your post on Pat's blog, smartpassiveincome. I am looking forward to reading more of your posts, it looks like there are a lot of resources and ideas here! I just wanted to comment on your bouncer idea ... we bought a bouncy castle to supplement our household income about 6 months ago. It is going fairly well - we decided to promote it through our local day care, toy library and children's music programme. We give a $25 donation to the organisation every time one of the group's members hires our castle. This has been a good way to advertise free to our target market and give something back to the community - a win:win. I also wanted to mention that we went for a smaller bouncer, it only weighs 95 pounds in the bag. So that means our customers can pick it up from us, inflate it themselves and drop it back when they are finished. It easily fits into the trunk of even small cars (we cart it around in our Suzuki Swift!). Even though it's small, it still takes 10 small children at a time. Anyway, I just wanted to add those points to those who might be interested in getting a bouncer - it is a super easy way to add a couple hundred bucks to your weekly income. All the best Lisa New Zealand Hi Michael-John

I’ve come through to your site via your post on Pat’s blog, smartpassiveincome. I am looking forward to reading more of your posts, it looks like there are a lot of resources and ideas here!

I just wanted to comment on your bouncer idea … we bought a bouncy castle to supplement our household income about 6 months ago. It is going fairly well – we decided to promote it through our local day care, toy library and children’s music programme. We give a $25 donation to the organisation every time one of the group’s members hires our castle. This has been a good way to advertise free to our target market and give something back to the community – a win:win.

I also wanted to mention that we went for a smaller bouncer, it only weighs 95 pounds in the bag. So that means our customers can pick it up from us, inflate it themselves and drop it back when they are finished. It easily fits into the trunk of even small cars (we cart it around in our Suzuki Swift!). Even though it’s small, it still takes 10 small children at a time.

Anyway, I just wanted to add those points to those who might be interested in getting a bouncer – it is a super easy way to add a couple hundred bucks to your weekly income.

All the best
Lisa
New Zealand

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