I got an email from Storage Battles that said, hey we ported your account over to storagetreasures.com - Please log in with your email address and the password of "Storagebattles", and you can change your password if you want. 

That just rings of security and privacy issues.  If you knew your friends email address, I bet you could of easily logged into their account, and changed their password :/

Travis,

   Jump on it.. the domain safetydepositboxauctions.com is available.

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You can dominate this space, every bank will post unclaimed safety deposit boxes on your site, this is way bigger then Storage...

I am excited to report that I have apparently been successful at “getting through” to some of the key decision makers from both our Museum of Art, our Museum of Peoples & Cultures, and our Philanthropic-giving/receiving branch.  On Monday afternoon, I will be meeting with all of the above (in two separate meetings) with the desired outcome being “next-steps” identified.  I can tell you that the interest level is extremely high.  If we need to get you into our meeting via phone, will you be available at 4 pm your time?
 
The person we are needing to meet with re: the textiles…Paul, has a tentative schedule, since his wife is due to deliver a baby any minute now, but we’re still trying to coordinate everyone’s schedules.  The 2 pm meeting (4 – your time) is with our Museum of Art folks.
 
I’ll talk to you Monday mid-morning, either way, re: hope things are looking.  Hope that helps.  I am very sorry things have moved so slowly.  Take care.

I'm still working it - I really hope these donations go through and I won't ever have to pay taxes again

You would think it will be in their best interest to show your merchandise to as many viewers as possible to sell it.

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I wouldn't mind seeing a donation section..

There's lot to consider when you donate items.

I really don't see the value in this locker to warrant the current bid.

I like that it's all neat and stuff, but a pressure washer, some decent shelving, plenty of plastic bins (If you can take it back), used clothes, cheap bike, used old electronics, possible blue ray player and Christmas supplies just don't seem to warrant it.

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