Don't know for sure where the finale episode will be, but follow the link below to a good article
on the two guys as they WATCH an auction in Garland, TX which is ABOUT 150 miles from Dallas.

http://storageauctionforums.com/index.php?topic=1240.0

No, no, Movieman. Garland is only about 13 miles from Dallas. I can't wait to leave New England. I love the Dallas/Fort Worth area

I use this and I've never had a problem. This is a very convenient product. I'm having a huge yard sale later this month and will use it. I can imagine that it will certainly encourage people to offer on higher priced items. Things they wouldn't normally buy cuz they didn't have the cash.

Congrats, Drew

You're a funny guy, Paul! Welcome.

Let me say, I'd read your autobiography. Your writing style is very amusing

Here we go again. Can't you guys just ignore each other? This is just becoming a debate of mine is bigger than yours.

Maybe there should be a thread "I hate you because..." I think that would be the appropriate place for your vents. It's like every thread turns into a pissing match.

This has nothing to do with this, but I didn't think it deserved its own thread. I think this is a step in the right direction. At least storage facility owners may be able to recoup their losses faster.

extraspace(dot)com/news/post/2011/03/24/State-Legislatures-Starting-to-Update-Lien-Laws.aspx

Well i am not on Bill Gates level. But as a memeber of this forum, i can and will speak my mind. When they put out claims i find wrong or maybe even a little on the edge, yes i make it my case to find out if it is like they claim and say.

The storage auction business has it's problems, the last thing we need are more problems. Since we don't know what they offer and if it follows the rules, well then i want to make sure for my own part that they are. Since they list TN state on their website i want to know if they have the license they need for TN. As a consumer i have the right to know, and i want to know.

Here is another scenario, if he has all the licenses in order, he has to by law make it public, that meaning he must put his license number on his website, something his is not doing. That tells me he is not able to hold legal auctions in TN. And then it will affect me as a possible bidder. I personally have nothing against them. But i want things to be by the law, when they offer auctions in my state.

If you was gonna go to a doctor or dentist that was bragging online about a new method of treatment, wouldent you make sure he had the license to do these treatments? Woulden't you check things out before you contacted them and made an appointment???   Thought so.

This could be a simple fact of you misinterpreting my question. You have no intention of being their customer, so again, why do you care? Whatever happened to caveat emptor?

For example, there are a gazillion car repair facilities near me. Do I bother investigating them to ensure they all are ASE certified? Uh no, because I'm never going to use some of them. However...if I WAS going to use one, I would check credentials. To check on the rest would just be silly and a huge waste of time.

You already stated that you will NEVER use this type of auction. So be it. I won't either. But, I'm not going to waste my time checking every credential. I leave that to investigative reporters and state officials.

Perhaps you're being smug with your "Thought so" comment. Please don't assume that you know what anyone else would do in a situation. It sounds demeaning.