i dont eat things that have been canned unprofesionally. theres so much that can go wrong when canning food, i wouldn't risk eating that. But if its some del monte green beans and the can looks intact im good to go

i've bought units like that for $200 or so. bidding only on what you can see is BS in my opinion. I bid on the local area, the facility, the contents and the clues.

it kind of all depends but generally i do 10-20 a month

online auctions are a godsend for me. because of the crapp pictures i just got 2 units for $400 total. the washer and dryer in the $120 unit will pay for the whole thing and tons of other great stuff. (could see the washer dryer from the door but not in the pictures).

i havent but i might look into it. i rent a 10x20 for overflow and my HOA wont ***** at me that way.

i think dumbass people leaving their papers in a locker then not paying for it causes ID theft. But seriously, i can imagine theres an underground market for that stuff. I don't bother with anything illegal or immoral. All the porn gets thrown out and all the docs get shredded.

they should be offering a 5% buyers fee so online auctions actually take off and are worth it. by raising the price they are pricing themselves out of the market if theyre not careful. also i dont know if they charge on the sellers end but if they don't they should start doing that seeing as theyre the only game out there right now. And it saves the facilities the charge of an auctioneer. by offering no buyers premium(as most on site auctions do) or a very small one they will get more customers. this should not be about making money for them right now, it should be about getting a great market share quickly before someone else comes in and does it better(which would not be hard to do).

yep, just tell them the unit isnt worth more than $150. You bid the guy up because you knew he wouldnt stop. If you want to sell the unit for $150 i'll come pay today and clean it out.