If there were such a thing as pinball royalty, Anastasia "Annie" Snyder would be a princess.
Her parents refurbish and sell the arcade games around the world. And Snyder has found her own success, selling parts for pinball machines online through her business Pinball Girl.
"My whole life, we always had pinball machines," said the 19-year-old student at Rider University in New Jersey. "It wasn't just in our basement. We'd have them in our TV room, in our living room, in our garage. They were just all over the house. There was an explosion of pinball machines everywhere, pretty much."
Snyder started Pinball Girl just more than a year ago, and has already found a strong marketplace for the parts. What started out as selling a few items every week on eBay has grown into selling several items every day.
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Her parents refurbish and sell the arcade games around the world. And Snyder has found her own success, selling parts for pinball machines online through her business Pinball Girl.
"My whole life, we always had pinball machines," said the 19-year-old student at Rider University in New Jersey. "It wasn't just in our basement. We'd have them in our TV room, in our living room, in our garage. They were just all over the house. There was an explosion of pinball machines everywhere, pretty much."
Snyder started Pinball Girl just more than a year ago, and has already found a strong marketplace for the parts. What started out as selling a few items every week on eBay has grown into selling several items every day.
Read more via phillyburbs.com
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