Yep, I have a whole shed dedicated to holiday items. There always seems to be at least one Christmas tree in every unit. Now is the time to get it out, no use waiting till December!!

Can we expect 1-2 listings for the whole country? This is setting up to be a 'competition' against SUAL. But once again, this comes a couple years too late.

Kind of off topic but I always wished there was a way to help regulate shady facilities/auctioneers if it had enough traction behind it. A 'calling out' of sorts, like an angies list. I doubt there would be enough meat and potatoes to do anything about it, but at least it would be a way for the info to get out there so local buyers would at least be aware of questionable auctions.

Not surprising this thread took two years to get a reply, I couldn't think of a single thing I would consider 'kind' being done in the cut throat world of storage auctions.

It is as you say, just set your cap on what you can see from the door, and don't get in a pissing contest with others. I am at the opposite end today. After hundreds of live auctions, I just bought my first unit online. I'm either going to pick it up later today or tomorrow. Paid $70 for it, will prolly use about the same in gas getting it home, so not too big of an investment. We'll see how it goes! Good luck to you.

Full-timers know you have to add in direct expenses and even indirect expenses into the equation to determine profit or loss.

Good point here. 'Breaking even' on any unit is really a loss. I would even go so far as to say the direct profit of a unit needs to be at least a $50-$100 profit for it not to be a waste of time/wash.

No markings at all on the shot holder, weighs a pound or two - about 6 inches in height at its highest point.