Single Prim Vendor

I am looking for a simple, one prim vendor that can hold maybe 50-70 items. I have no idea where to look and searching in game has become worthless. I'm willing to spend money but not a lot, if need be. Please help me out, as I'm at wits end!!

The MGV (or MVG I don't remember the initials) vendor is a 3 prim wall vendor that does work like what you want if you remove the buttons. However, for that many items, you may reconsider the one prim allowance for your vendor, since most people flip back and forth. I hate having flipped past what I was looking for, only to have to keep flipping for another 45 seconds to find it again.

The vendor I mentioned is a freebie available at many locations, search for "free vendor" or contact some of the store owners who rent spaces. They usually have something they give their renters for free for that purpose.

Happy new year and good luck with your sales!

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Batao, Hiro Pendragon's free vendors include a 1-prim vendor, 3-prim vendor, and a holovendor.

OK cool, thank you guys for your help. Next question, how do I submit my business to the search engine in game?

There's a tickbox in Land Options (clicking the top bar of the UI when on your land is an easy way to access this land information) to have your land listed in Search. Classified ads (accessed through your profile) also show in Search and have a map icon.

My favorite single-prim vendor is the free Hibrid vendor from Yiffy Yaffle. The only reason I like it better than Hiro's is that I was looking for something simpler -- Hiro's vendors (unless they've changed) are updated by voice command and thus might be considered more laggy (since they're always listening for a command) whereas Yiffy's vendor is updated by a card inside the vendor.

A minor difference, but I wanted a multi-item vendor that was as simple as possible. ^_^

Just a minor Note to go along with Abba's: If a vendor has too many items in it, especially if they are varied in type (i.e. shirts and pants and belts, etc) I'll lose interest after clicking a bunch of times. You want your shoppers to have as easy a time browsing as possible. Remember that they don't have to give you their money, so you don't want to give them a reason to go to the next vendor.

Why?