I got screwed over by these guys and would never consider doing business with them again, nor would I recommend them to others.
I bought my first machine (Spy Hunter) from them via Ebay and they guaranteed (as part of the terms of the selling contract) that it would be 100% functional when it arrived (but there was no warantee after that). And I talked to them on the phone and got the same promise verbally, that they spend lots of time checking them out, burning them in, that they had warehouses full of games (that part was true anyway), and had vast experience with them because they've been in the business since the beginning.
They didn't ship for 30 days. When the game finally showed up, the wiring harness had been hacked to hell, there was no game music, half of the game lights didn't work, there was a bad microswitch in the shifter, it had an obnoxious hum from the switcher, and the marquee light was out.
Had to replace the wiring harness, lamp driver board, cheap squeak board, microswitch, marquee light, and starter. And because I had no idea of what I was doing at the time I had to pay someone local to do it so I ended up with a large additional bill after paying too much for the game in the first place.
They talked a good talk and were willing to offer technical support over the phone (for whatever that was worth) but at the end of the day they had no idea of what was really wrong with the game and while they discussed paying for a part of the local repair bill, no dollars ever materialized (and they offered something like $30, LOL). And they admitted that their tech who 'thoroughly inspected and tested it' didn't have any experience with the game and they apologized for its condition as it arrived. I probably still have the emails -- the BS they were slinging was amazing.
I probably should have taken them to small claims court. I ended up just giving them a flaming negative feedback on Ebay and stopping there.