Here's a thread that shares some of them.

okshooters.com/showthread.php?136782-Craigslist-HORROR-story-here-s-is-mine-what-your-s

Any drop shippers here on the forum ?

Here's an article on the subject.

dropshipaccess.com/education_read.php?quizID=45

The article below is from the following link:
gatewaystorage.net/7-things-to-know-before-renting-a-storage-unit.html

REMEMBER THAT SECURITY GATES AND PADLOCKS DON'T NECESSARILY STOP BURGLARIES FROM HAPPENING
Studies show that most self-storage burglaries are the result of an "inside job" by criminals masquerading as customers. Traditionally, burglars rent a storage unit just like you're about to do, then wait for an opportune time to go to work.

Once inside, they will usually cut a number or padlocks with bolt cutters, take what they want from unsuspecting customers under the nose of an unsuspecting manager, then replace the locks they cut with their own so they can access the burglarized units again at a later date, if needed, and the burglar is able to enter the property through the security gate with his confidential gate code, just like any other customer can do.

So what can you do to avoid a nightmare like this? FIrst, ask each storage facility you talk to if they allow their customers to use padlocks or if they are using the newer generation "cylinder locks" which have no exposed hasp to be cut by bolt cutters.

Also, check to see if the facility you are talking to has installed alarms on each and every door in their facility so they can know the exact time of day that every storage unit is accessed. To de-activate the alarm on a unit, the customer keys in their personal passcode. If an unauthorized entry occurs, the alarm will sound, immediately identifying which unit has been entered.

Most facilities these days have at least a few video cameras on the site. Make sure that the facility you rent from has more than just a few, and that their cameras are covering as much of the property as possible. Finally, make sure that they are digitally recording the video 24 hours a day.

Asking questions regarding these matters will tell you a lot about each facility's commitment to your peace of mind. If your questions are not answered sufficiently, you may be better off looking elsewhere.

It takes money to make money !

One woman made it, lost it to another.

http://www.inquisitr.com/537626/storage-wars-star-wins-tila-tequila-auction/

In my area there are flea markets that are:

1) open on Sunday and Monday only
2) open on Wednesday and Thursday only
3) open on Friday, Saturday, Sunday only
4) open on Saturday and Sunday only

As you can see, one could sell 4 days a week if one wanted to, and certainly it is possible to go SHOPPING four days a week.

Go out another 50 to 90 miles and that process is repeated.

Your area ?

A few days ago in my area it was at $4.05. Today it is $3.99.  Supposed to get near $5 by summer.

Refinery problems, shortages, state taxes, summer blends ....and of course....GREED. The oil companies have been showing 30 billion profit a quarter of late (if I remember the news articles correctly).

Your area ?

For me it's some medical items which aren't covered by insurance.

You?