Saw this post and just had to note that the wife and I were at the outlet malls in North GA last weekend and one of the shoe stores had sets of mis-matched pairs of sneakers for sale. Same style but 2 different sizes. I can't imagine that there is much of a market for that but if you have two different sized feet, I know where you can get cheap shoes.

I have found Carlton Sheets real estate no money down courses in 3 different lockers!!

Boycotting will not work. You will never get every single buyer to do that and failing to secure a zero attendance just means those that showup will get a better deal. You just have to be able to do the math as you are bidding and calculate the extra fees into your bid. If it's still a deal, buy it, if not, then let it go.
If I think a locker is worth $300.00, I know I have to stop bidding at about $260.00 when they are collecting tax and buyer's premiums. 260 x.10=$26 (premium): 286x.07=$20 (tax, approx.). (Personally, I think it is illegal to collect the tax on the buyer's premium but they do.)

Don't be ridiculous. Chicken Feet do not work on furniture. You have to have a buzzard's foot

Crowds must be thinning out. Last time I was there, there were 50 people and, in my opinion, sky high prices.

No hidden treasure whatsoever. I got one small dresser, 3 chest of drawers, one dryer, 2 TVs, a couch, a small microwave and a whole bunch of clothes I put in the goodwill container last night.
Looks like a small profit unit but at least I got back in the game and I'll take a small profit while I hunt for the big winner.
Of course, I do have one dump run with the king size mattress and box springs.

I passed on two units at the same auction becuase I didn't want to move the stuff. I regretted not buying both of them. The first was full of commercial equipment like meat slicer, coffee maker/warmers, industrial trash cans etc. The reason I didn't buy it was becasue of the two large chest freezers. One was stacked on top of the other and I could not figure out how I would ever get it down. The meat slicer by itself, assuming it worked, would have paid for the unit but I let it go.
From there we went dow to another unit that was full of restaurant equipment like chairs (30 or more), 3 large prep tables made of aluminum and one very large, very heavy looking pizza oven. I just couldn't figure out how I was going to move that oven. The unit sold for $105. I should have bought the unit, rented it for a month, moved all the other stuff out and sold the oven from the unit.
I believe I could have had both units for under $400, even with continued bidding from the other people.
Oh well.