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Barberz Zone Inc. now offering financing for kiosk GRAND FORKS, ND - January 31, 2008 -- Barberz Zone Inc. is now able to offer financing to those who want to buy a Barber Stop Kiosk. The interest rate is based upon several factors including credit history, time in business as well as references. The company believes this will help propel the Barber Stop into a household name. They are dedicated to growing the barber industry and helping people begin their own business. Anyone interested in a kiosk and/or financing can visit www.barberzzone.com/financing.htm for more information. For more information, visit http://www.barberzzone.com, call Barberz Zone at 701-330-1169 or e-mail them at Rob@barberzzone.com.. -30- Barberz Zone Inc. secures leasing option for kiosk GRAND FORKS, ND - July 10, 2007 -- Barberz Zone Inc. has teamed up with Keystone Capital to offer qualified people lease-to-own options in order to help them get a Barber Stop barbershop kiosk. Reuben Adams and Ed Popal from Keystone Capital are eager to help individuals get into their own kiosk with a variety of leasing options available. The Barber Stop kiosk is a 50 sq. ft., single chair barbershop which is designed to go into a host business. The host business make significant profit by letting the barbershop come into their stores. As it is a single chair barbershop, the waiting room is the store itself. People shop the store while waiting for a haircut. Host businesses can easily clear $100,000 to $200,000 a year by hosting a Barber Stop. Anyone interested in obtaining a lease for a kiosk can visit www.keystonecapitalonline.com, call Reuben or Ed at 512-263-1402 or e-mail them at ra@keystonecapitalonline.com or epopal@keystonecapitalonline.com or epopal@keystonecapitalonline.com. For more information, visit http://www.barberzzone.com, call Barberz Zone at 701-330-1169 or e-mail them at Rob@barberzzone.com.. -30- Barberz Zone intensifies search for host businesses GRAND FORKS, ND - March 28, 2007 --Barberz Zone is stepping up efforts and scouring the country to locate host businesses in which to place their 50 square foot, fully self-contained, single chair barbershop kiosks.The company is offering $500 to any person who finds a host business, barber or investor. Once an acceptable deal is reached, the finders fee will be paid. The barbershop kiosk can be placed virtually anywhere inside a host business; all that is needed is an 110V outlet. The company is searching for home improvement stores like a Home Depot or Lowe’s, farm equipment stores like Tractor Supply Company, or pharmacy stores such as Walgreen’s or Eckerd’s or any chain with many locations. The idea is to put a kiosk in high traffic areas inside a host business so people can come in and get a haircut in conjunction with tasks they would do anyway. It has been proven the kiosks bring an additional $100,000 to $200,000 per store annually. If a host business has 100 stores, the company can make $10 to $20 million a year. There is a catch though; the kiosk must go in the host business rent-free or very low rent. Due to the need for individual state’s Barber Board approval, kiosks can only be sold in 25 states so far. Barber Board approval is pending more than 18 others. As approval comes from the boards more states will open up. Barberz Zone is a small North Dakota based company who markets, sales and distributes the barbershop kiosks. The barbershop kiosk is the patent pending invention of Everette Blaisdell who came up with the idea after he lost his own barbershop in the Flood of 1997 in Grand Forks, ND. He continued cutting hair out of a ladies restroom at a local car dealership. It made him realize that he could give haircuts in a very limited space, thus the kiosk idea was born. For more information about the Barber Stop or Mr. Blaisdell, visit http://www.barberzzone.com, call Barberz Zone at 701-330-1169 or e-mail them at Rob@barberzzone.com. -30- |
