Written in Partnership with Victoria Kennedy
In a world where digital currency is running rampant, cash is still king, and the founder of ATMTogether.com, Paul Alex, is at the forefront of continuing the movement of the distribution of cash money.
ATMTogether.com is a company that provides clients with all the resources and education they need to successfully run their own automated teller machine (ATM) business, while also helping them generate another source of passive income and a recurring revenue source.
Paul Alex founded the company in early 2021 and, through diligence and dedication, propelled it to a multi million dollar company in just the first year alone. He built the company from the ground up, all while serving as a law enforcement officer for his regular 9-5. In his free time, he self-taught himself the ins-and-outs of digital marketing, building a company and the mechanics of not only the components of an ATM machine, but also how to run and maintain them as well.
“I built this business on the weekends while juggling my duties as a law enforcement officer,” said Paul Alex. “I self-taught myself much of what I know and checked out all the right books on launching a digital business as well. What you don’t know is what you don’t know and simplicity equals success. That’s where educating yourself on what you want to do is so important.”
The former beat cop turned detective and now striving entrepreneur eventually exited his position as a police officer and began running ATMTogether.com exclusively. Since that moment, he has found nothing but success with his new venture, earning seven figures in less than 10 months of operating.
That success has equaled out to having helped thousands of clients, all across the country, create and launch their own respective ATM businesses. His network of ATM-owning enthusiasts, as well as those who are fascinated by his journey, are part of the largest ATM business group on Facebook, ‘ATM Business for Beginners’, which currently has over 36,000 members.
Each Tuesday night, from 5pm (PT)/8pm (ET), Paul Alex takes to the channel to host live sessions. In them, he dishes on his past experiences as a law enforcement officer, offers tips and advice, as well as training to properly establish and maintain an ATM venture.
Cold Hard Cash
Business professionals learn how to create, establish and eventually scale their own ATM business via the tutelage of the team at ATMTogether.com.
Paul Alex and Co. essentially handle all the ‘heavy lifting’ and guide clients through the entire process, from inception to completion, including providing all necessary information and education, maintaining the machine and, when ready, providing an optimal location, with installation training, for said machine in the city where the client already resides.
Additionally, if clients are not happy with their placement, ATMTogether.com will relocate the machine, free of charge. That is because customer service is the top priority for Paul Alex.
“Don’t stress about starting your ATM business. We will build your business for you or with you,” said Paul Alex. “Making your money work for you while you do what you want to do is the ultimate ‘American Dream’.”
Clients are never left alone even after the placement of their ATM machines. Paul Alex and Co. are readily available, around the clock, to provide superior customer service and support.
The end goal for all parties involved is to see the client generate passive and sustainable income.
About Paul Alex and ATMTogether.com
Paul Alex is a former law enforcement officer turned entrepreneur. He has experience in sales and digital marketing. He founded ATMTogether.com Automation Services to help clients establish their first ATM locations throughout the United States. The company has helped educate an excess of over 36,000 aspiring entrepreneurs nationwide regarding the ATM industry and currently has over 1,200 clients enrolled into their ATM Automation program. For more information, please visit https://go.atmtogether.com/join
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