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Second Harvest
Distance: 7.9 Mi1450 Lodestar Rd Unit 18
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GAO research
Distance: 7.9 Mi601 Milner Rd suite 300 Toronto
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DREN (Durham Region Employment Network
Distance: 10.4 Mi124 Merton Street,
M4S 2Z2 Toronto -
Transcend Strategy
Distance: 11.3 Mi1030 Logan Ave
M4K 3E8 Toronto -
Dominion Stores
Distance: 11.4 Mi3003 Danforth Ave
M4C 1M9 East York
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In Canada, Video Rentals account for approximately $1 billion in revenue annually and are listed as consumers best value for their entertainment dollar for several years running. It is estimated by the Video Software Dealer Association (VSDA) that Convenience and Grocery Stores account for approximately 23% of this business. Over 95% of Canadian Households own at least one DVD player with Blu-ray format growing. The reasons you should review the viability of video rentals for your store are as follows: -Each rental transaction generates two visits from your customer, initially for the rental and subsequent return, thereby providing increased traffic and opportunity for residual sales of other products. -Viable stores are located in or near residential areas. Rentals entice consumers to visit stores more often, thereby increasing traffic and potential for profit. -Most specialty retailers are typically open longer hours than traditional video retailers. -Rentals can give you an "edge" over your competition. The Amazing Video Network provides rental systems to stores on a consignment, flat rate or purchase basis. Viability and programs are determined by completion of a qualifying survey of your store. If you currently purchase your rental inventory, we have a buy back program whereby we will purchase your inventory and allow you to easily convert to one of our rental programs. Our goal is to maximize each location's video rental business in their specific market. Amazing Video Network invests the resources and components as follows