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Storage auctions are perfect for getting available items at the lowest price.
When the storage customer defaults after not paying the rent for a few months, they get the start-up-
In the form of a very embarrassing and final public sale.
Unfortunately, these tenants may already be using lockers before they start a conflict with storage companies.
It is the duty of the brave auctioneer and the unsuspecting public to discover these sometimes disgusting and unsanitary warehouse auction surprises.
Let's take a look at 10 special auction units that start with an exciting auctioneer rolling up the door and end with a chorus of "What is it. . .
Laughter and crying. 10.
The super smelly and damp scrapbook is not really the parents of book friends, but it goes too far while saving the first and second copies of Junior. Case in point -
The unsuspecting storage auctioneer is leading a group of motivated locker buyers, only to find that mom and dad are using their storage units to cherish one of their children's first major moves --
In the form of dirty diapers.
I know many well ventilated storage units that don't bask in the sun, and I don't know. 9.
Porcelain fields always continue the tradition that should not be preserved in the beginning. we have the ninth one --
Measured by the degree of dislike of health.
On the storageauction Forum, the discovery was attributed to tclane. com.
A group of eager auction buyers were dumbfounded to see the doors of a big car opened --
Only find a quiet, smelly old toilet space. That’s it.
You must be curious and worried about the mental health of these tenants.
Some brave souls finally bid $5 and won all.
The components of the toilet may be valuable, however, there are not enough rubber gloves in the world. . . 8.
Do you like my stuff? I remember having a specific tenant who was a handyman and had several different storage units between our two facilities
Right across the street.
It doesn't seem to be bad enough, and even though I let him slip away month after month and pay part of the money, he never gets the money for regular monthly rent.
In the end, his unit and all the tools were auctioned one by one.
Apparently he has a particularly strong attachment to his last unit because when I was in 30-
Strange buyer standing behind me, we found him inside
Apparently just woke up for the day.
He apologized for the "chaos" and went outside to be in the crowd with us.
When I asked him what he thought he was doing, he explained that he entered the crowd in order to bid for his unit, as if it were the most obvious thing in the world.
I looked at him blankly for about twenty seconds, then shrugged and said, "Oh. K.
"He offered $90 to buy all the power tools, clothes and remaining items for a 10 feet-by-15 feet vehicle
It was all the cash he had at the time.
The man standing next to him offered $100 and won all.
The look on the tenant's face was priceless as he was clearly confused and turned to look at the winner as if he had not thought that someone might have more than 90 dollars. 7.
In my experience, the Scooby slippers of fate, the tenants who initiated the most battles, have no reason to do so.
One of my former tenants rented out our second small locker and said he only needed it in the summer.
When he signed up he was in a pinch so I piled up the discount and made it so cheap it wasn't fun.
He will come and pay the bill in cash, usually a week or so late, but after his summer discount he is completely gone. We called him. We e-mailed him.
We texted him.
We asked his family to help us get in touch with him so that he could avoid the rapid increase in late fees.
When we get a call from someone and look for him, they ask him if he wants to talk to us, and then we hear him say "I'm not here" backstage ", then the relative will tell us "he is not here ".
It started in four months.
His total bill, plus late fees, applicable liens and auction fees, and the cost of promoting his sale in the newspaper is now $750, dozens of times his usual rent.
So, what is the unspeakable treasure worthy of all these evades, something so important in his life that he needs to rent a safe locker to store it. A wide variety of dust rabbits with 5 plastic hangers on the floor, in the center of all of them, Crown gems: an amusement park Scooby-
The Doo slippers open on its side.
The best thing is that considering that we had locked him outside the door a few months ago, that's what he originally paid for the store. . . 6. The “Ok. . . .
"Storage units full of human waste seem to be the worst and most disturbing, especially when they invade your nostrils right in front of you.
However, certain units are so disturbing that the used diaper locker looks perfectly reasonable.
The next storage auction discovery undoubtedly has a significant impact on all self-storage property managers who have not developed the habit of checking and counting auction units before the sales day.
After seeing this at a facility on the street, you can bet that the managers everywhere noticed.
It's a quiet night
Auction day afternoon
Other units in the facility are decent enough with a lot of household items.
Several bidders in the crowd have already put in cash and won some good efforts earlier in the day.
The auctioneer threw it on the door of the last unit-
A garage with 10 feet rides and 30 feet monsters.
Bidders were stunned to see a commercial or industrial warehouse full of goods, but to see only one female mannequin.
The doll they dress in the store)
It was covered with a splash of red paint.
There are many stab wounds on the doll's torso.
There is a kitchen knife on the floor and dry red paint on the blade.
The rest of this cave unit is completely empty.
How to blow off the steam after work, bob5
What do you say you use this unit for honey to make your friends or loved ones appear at the auction and bid on your delinquent unit is a rare practice, eventually desperately trying to save it from strangers.
Sometimes it can even work.
However, as this case shows, sometimes the only thing worse than losing the unit to a stranger is to have your partner save it.
The tenant of the unit on the chopping board has been trying to keep up with her rental bill while on a business trip.
She ended up having to turn to her local boyfriend for her to appear as a random, interested bidder.
He has a few hundred dollars to buy the unit, which is a closet-sized locker, so there is a good chance that he will succeed.
Now, unfortunately for him, he didn't know his traveling girlfriend had a storage unit until she reluctantly asked him to do a favor
Still, the unsuspecting boyfriend, as a desperate man, had to show up on auction day with cash. He won the unit.
No one else can get as close to the bid as he goes to buy such a small unit with only closed boxes that you can't see.
Maybe they just have no business value for personal documents.
It turns out that they are not documents, but they are definitely personal.
The poor guy found 50 square feet filled with adult toys of all shapes, sizes and colors.
His face is also priceless. 4.
Jeff Goldbloom and Shami's tattered love seat we're going to do it in hai sentence
Style: worn-out love seat on empty walls, computer print
"Jeff Goldbloom is watching you poop"xa03.
If you pay cash, it's on the House. The next unit is a proud tradition, with lockers everywhere, punishing storage managers who are not properly prepared
Auction processing and inventory.
A group of middle-aged auction buyers lined up at a warehouse in Honolulu.
The crowd includes some retired police officers and some local merchants found in storage auctions, which are good places to get discounted items for resale.
The manager was surprised by the sale of this particular unit: the tenant was always "in a super good mood" to pay the bill in cash, although the huge drive was rented for $400 per monthup.
Then, suddenly, the tenant fell on the map for a few months.
As if they were gone or taken away.
The door is rolled up on a piece of glass smoke pipe, water pipe, a case of serial number filed pistol and several pounds of dried and shrink-packed marijuana.
He won the former police force of the drug lord. 2.
Since the beginning of the storage auction history, fishermen have been running for the diaper unit, "food --
I like to call it "failed" units, which have great potential in composite stank.
You have a metal storage unit that gets direct sunlight, usually three of its four sides every day.
You have a remote place, even the best
Well-meaning tenants do not always go to check the contents of their warehouse.
One fisherman thought he was smarter than the warning posted at his storage facility, warning against storing any kind of food.
He believes he is smarter than his lease agreement, which strictly prohibits the storage of rotten items of any kind.
He is a professional fisherman and knows what he is doing.
One day, before getting completely into a long vacation
During his coastal fishing trip, he packed the goods of the day before and planned to return early in the morning to sell his catch to a local restaurant.
He loaded 25 pounds of fish. Into a cooler.
Two bags of ice.
Flash for three and a half months.
When the people who participated in the bidding smelled the unit after the door was opened, most of them immediately turned around and were very angry and they left the property without seeing any other unit for sale.
A bidder who saw the cooler said it looked like it was covered with a fur coat. 1. Super-
Sadness will make you do something strange.
Some sad families will spare no effort to pay for their dead loved ones to ensure that the remains of their relatives are stored in their storage rooms.
While most lease contracts have been violated, it will all be fine if they just keep up with the bill.
Imagine that the poor storage auctioneer would be surprised when he rolled up the door and waited for dozens of bidders, only to find a coffin inside!
You can read all the information about the storage auction at the storage auction king, including good, bad, ugly and crazy.
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