Here's the biggest problem with that. People need to get in and out of the storage facilities with large trucks, cars, boats, trailers, I don't think the storage facility will want retail traffic clogging up their parking lots or even worse the narrow lanes between units.

Storage facilities also have the placed locked down for a reason, they don't want random people roaming around their facility. Witha  retail operation in there every person who comes to buy a toaster from you has to get through the locked gates somehow.

I have seen some storage facilities basically turn the retail space where the noramlly sell boxes and locks and stuff into a sort of makeshift resale shop so its not something that can't be done but when I've seen it its normally the owner running the store not a third party, they already have someoen paid to sit there all day anyway why not also have them ring things up.

Only other issue I can think of is if they have auctions it may either be or at the very least seem like a conflict of interst someone they are in a business partnership with is buying all their units.

yeah a while back a bunch of forums were popping up like storagekings or something and others none other really ever took off. ive really only ever used this one.

Had an ebay story to share, nothing groundbeaking but had one of those customers that makes some of us hate ebay at times.

Had a customer buy two products from me on a Friday evening. I happenned to pack up all my orders right away on Friday night. In the middle of the night he sends a bunch of messages first he's confused with what did he order, then he says he wanted a quantity of 1 but not two, then in another message he says he did order correctly, then sends a message saying he's within the 24 hours you have to cancel so he wants to change order.

Well first off I don't believe there is a 24 hour rule to cancel but I hadn't shipped items yet so I give him a call in the morning. He askes me to swap out one item for another item. At first I tell him I'll refund one item and please either rebuy or I'll invoice him through paypal to keep inventory straight and everything on record with ebay correct. He seems stupid doesn't understand I finally say fine and agree just to swap one item for another but not change anything on paper. Well after getting off the phone I realize his order had already shipped I pulled the wrong one.

Yes I did make a mistake but it was basically because of confusion caused by him making a mistake when ordering or more likely changing his mind after ordering.

I email him, very apologetic, admit I made a mistake, apologize, give him several options to remedy the situation offered to pay for shipping back and send out other product overnight for free, also offer if he wants to keep what he ordered and order another I'll give it to him at cost. basically offer him like 3 or 4 options in which I'm paying for everything and/or giving him another product at cost. He continues to email me "i dont understand how you pulled the wrong order" , "i doubt you have another customer named brian" , "i dont get how this can happen" , "im sick of excuses on ebay, I'll take this as a lesson learned"

I'm trying to bend over backwards to accomdoate him and all he wants to do is continue harping on a mistake that yes I did make, however because of him changing his mind after ordering. he's out nothing aside from maybe getting one product a day or two later.

Like I said not exatly a horror story and nothing groundbreaking but another example of someone who is just never going to be happy no matter what. Awaiting bad feedback but hoping he's too lazy to leave it.

if your part of that ebay global program where you ship it to them and then ship it on I'd say go ahead. otherwise its too many problems. people get mad when their own countries customs hold things too long or it takes too long to ship all things that are out of your control. plus more risk for scammers.

I find tons of good camera finds at the flea market. It's crazy now that someone is making polaroid film again all these hipsters are buying polaroid cameras. Urban outfitters is selling refurbished polaroid 600's for like $180. I been picking them up like crazy at flea markets for like $5 a piece

Unless it's something like Thomas the Train, train sets or something that sells easily and gets a good buck alot of kid stuff is cheap and the type of moms who buy it are the type who hit the thrift store several times a week and garage sale regularly. They are looking for bargains.

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