ACS Handbook Test - Tejas Vending

Sweepstakes business is a controversial business. It is legal in Texas if conducted properly. However, there is always the risk that the laws or rules could be changed by Texas Legislature and the entire business could go away. In the last 15 years, there has been proposed legislation presented to Texas lawmakers that would put Sweepstakes in the same category as 8-Liners and other gambling machines. There is also the risk of local law enforcement confusing Sweepstakes machines as gambling devices and acting too hastily and raiding the business and confiscating the machines and even arresting people. In all cases, when Sweepstakes were involved, charges were dropped, and cases dismissed, and machines returned. However, there have been successful prosecutions in Texas for people operating internet cafes and, of course, these make juicy stories that get on the headlines and sell papers.

Read a letter from the Weichert Law Firm about sweepstakes

“Hi, my name is Sherry Bayles. I am the manager of a bar in Taylor, Texas. Our bar had sweepstakes games by another company, which had been there for years. Tejas Vending came in and installed new games, new counters, new furniture the end of December 2015. With their music download and gift card redemption model, our sales immediately shot up and have gone from $5,000 per month to over $30,000 per month. It is incredible. They also helped us make more money on ATM and cut our credit card fees in half.” ~ Sherry Bayles | Taylor, TX

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