Sounds like a good day.  Going to try and hit an auction tuesday also but is iffy.

As for totes - you can never have enough.  I never find any "good" totes in units.  I keep getting the beat up totes that are cracked and such on one side.  If you do have a number of them you can sell the totes also at the flea and such.  $5 per tote and they move well in my area.

Lol Cobia - instead of watching Storage Wars go watch the Extreme Coupon people.  Then it's off to dumpster dive, massive amounts of organization, etc.  While those people irk me when I get behind them in line I still respect their drive and dedication.  But this is all for another topic...best in "The Dump" section

Plus, if you can't sell them you can always scrap them.

Also - if you can't sell them as a whole unit look into if there is a market for the parts.  That is I assume both of them work and have been tested.

Ya - I'd given the TV and all the wood stuff away for free just so I wouldn't have to deal with them.

The more I look at this picture the more curious I am.  Why is it the 1 tire is off by itself with the cover off so that you can see the lugnut pattern.  Almost as if someone was trying to stage what was in the unit.  Don't make sense as there wasn't much in there but I just keep coming back to that thought.

Other then cloths (see same issue as above) - the smalls sell better for me then the bigs.  I had a nice oval drop leaf table on craigs for $100.  Never got any bites except for the junk mail people.  Then I hauled it to the flea on 3 different trips and cut price to $50, and then once at $40.  Lots of looks but still no takers.  Post it on craigs last sunday night and had 7 emails the next morning.  Sold that day.

Have a 2003, built in Vietnam, solid wood 6 big drawer, 2 1/2 size drawer dresser on craigs now.  It does have a 1/2 inch hole on one end like someone took a drill to it.  Few other nicks and scratches but would make a great kids dresser.  Have it up for $150 and only 1 person emailed so far, then he stood me up.  Yet, I sold both heaters, some tools, and few other things from the same unit the first time out with them at the flea.

Just all depends on your area I guess.

Link found nothing for me.  Can you repost?

Nice small locker to start out with.

I do have to ask - did the person that claimed the tv think it worked or was planning to scrap it?

Now a days even TVs that work - unless are flat screens or such you just about can't give away.  Even at 20 - 30 bucks they just dont' seem to sale in my area.

Ya monkey - the feedback issue is what gave me the idea to post.  Sold two items last week.  Both were received on thursday like promised.  Now I have one saying the item don't work.  I suspect he is using a newer ipod on a device I said would not work on 3rd gen or later ipods.  So for him - the item is not as advertised.  Answered his question and asked one of my own.  If he would answer me I'll just give him a refund despite my no return policy to save my 100% feedback (ebay since 97).  I really wonder however, even if I do all that if he will just put negative feedback anyways.

Looked on another guys item he purchased.  He left him negative feedback due to usps being a day late.  Even stated it was a usps issue and not seller.  So I'm torn between just keeping the $20 as I suspect going to get a negative no matter what I do.