FLORIDA ENTREPRENEUR GIFTS HIS FOUR KIDS WITH ATM BUSINESS
Monday, May 11, 2020
Entrepreneur William Moxey surprised his children with their very own ATM business, Atlanta Black Star reports.
William Moxey, a Florida father of four, has been exploring entrepreneurial endeavors since he was 12-years-old. He credits his motivations to his mother, who is the owner of 3 hair salons in the Florida area. As he grew older, his endeavors turned into full fledged businesses, starting with eco-friendly wallets crowdfunded via Kickstarter that earned him 500 sales in one day. He then ventured into lounges and nightclubs before settling on an art gallery.
“I started off by doing what every other little kid was doing, selling CDs, and that gradually grew into selling T-shirts, sneakers, and stuff like that, but I was kind of born into the whole entrepreneur-type lifestyle because I was raised by a single mother - she’s owned her own salon since I was born, and kind of watching her it kind of grew me into wanting my own,” Moxey said.
Now he’s launched his newest venture, QuickBuxNow, in partnership with his four kids. He decided that the ATM processing and management company would be the most beneficial for his children, ages 16, 13, 11, and 6. After researching the ins and outs of the business with a good friend who owns 30 ATM machines, he decided to dive head first and make this happen for his family. “The ATM was the best idea for it because it’s passive income, it teaches them financial literacy, and, you know, they can work. I have a friend who’s been in the [ATM] business for about 12 years… he seen what I was trying to do [for] them, and he assisted me with learning the ropes,” Moxey said.
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