I have put together a database for my area and spend time calling facilities, but this one I found out about through a service I wanted to check out (10.00/mo.); I may keep it for another month now. The crowds here seem to number 10-20 weekday auction, 40-50 Sat. auction

I asked this question because i know there are a lot of clothes in lockers. It seems here in Tennessee that clothes do well in yard sales if they are priced right. We did the 50 cent tables and unloaded 10 garbage bags full of clothes. Had several happy comments about our price versus other sales going on that day. Thanks for all the good ideas.

I was wondering how long it took some of you to score your first unit? Went to another auction yesterday ( 5th total) and have yet to get one. I have bid on a couple low end units that went for more than they were worth, and lost out yesterday on a nice unit that I bid every dollar in my pocket and lost by 5 bucks. I'm still pissed, but the rush of getting that close was very cool. It should be better when I actually win. Thanks for all of you that post, I really enjoy your perspectives.

Hello everyone, I have been a fan of the forum since finding it a couple months ago. I waited to join until I attendended my first auction, which I did this week. I would like to thank all the members for the valuable info you post here. The auction had 17 units for sale between 3 sites, and about 30 people attended. I was looking for a small unit to add volume for my community yard sale this past weekend. Didn't get one because I took 75.00 bucks to limit myself first time out. However, most of the units went for 60.00 to 225.00 range and I thought they were worth it. Three went for over 500.00, but were loaded with sellable items that were in plain sight. Have been building my database and making calls. I have a good full time job working 2-10 in AM, which gives me time to do the business. Look forward to participating in the discussions. Sleep when your dead!