Thought I found my first gun, but it turned out to be a .177cal bb/pellet pistol. Oh well, I guess I am getting closer. Keep digging!

lol, that happened to me as well, lol

Should take a picture of myself, lol, oh wait I already did, look at the locker with the electric bike

damn, bet he was surprised to find that. Although I would be wondering if I did not pull the pin, and it has not exploded, what gives?

The sports collection I got, some of the furniture. I know I could of gotten more for all of it.

Does anyone know if those corporate consignment stores purchase items that you bring them in the same manner as thrift stores? There is a chain of consignment stores in my region called "Dirt Cheap". Anyone have success going this route?

I know the major stores, like Goodwill and the like get most of their stuff for free like CopiaVita just mentioned. Now as far as the local thrift stores, or second hand stores rather (there is a difference in the two) They can offer you a consignement which I have yet done, also they can buy it from you, AT THEIR FAIR PRICE, cause they have to make money too. I understood this when I sold some furniture to another auction bidder that had her own store. I sold them a solid wood coffee table (use to be an entertainment center but was broken so I modified it) and a living room table set of two, solid wood, but was not really solid. Anyway I sold all of it to her for $150. Which I was happy with, was only $10 below what I was listing the price for, just had not sold it off after 3 weeks. I went to her store a few days later, and saw she had listed the living room table set for $65, and the coffee table itself for $170. Pretty sure she sold the coffee table rather quickly, since it did look nice after I modified it.

So if loosing that much money would bother you, I would not sell to a store, go for the general public itself. It did not bother me cause I knew she had to make money off of it as well, since she was only buying to resell it. So I got paid and cleared out some inventory.

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I wonder if someone bought Casey's locker in Orlando while she was in jail for 3 years? I'm sure that the buyer found empty beer bottles, party poppers, chloroform, and duct tape, among other things.

Probable has the evidence that would of convicted her

Here is my story:

I very first got into storage auctions a few years back when I lost my stuff in storage. A friend of mine told me about the whole process and invited me out, I bought like 1 or 2 lockers back then. More of a treasure hunter more than anything, did not take it seriously, so that did not really get anywhere. Few years later I started dumpster diving, searching through CL and Freecycle for free or really cheap stuff and started selling those items for cash. Slowly I went from that to going to flea markets, garage sales, then estate sales. Then it was online auctions, mainly places like propertyroom and the like. Meanwhile I had pretty much forgotten about storage auctions. Till those shows came on, at that point I figured it is a good way to get loads of inventory for pennies on the dollar. So did my research on it, built my database of sales channels and facilities. Ended up subscribing to a place that gave me most of the facilities auction days. Went out to an auction, bidded but did not win on two lockers. Bought Glendon's book, went back out 3 days later after getting the book (took about 2 weeks to get it). And boom, got my first unit, slightly overpaid now I look back at it, but made a profit, could of made more if I got the signed sports memorabilia COA. Since then I have been pretty much hooked.