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Messages - MuskegonMan

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Watched two episodes last night. Terrible!!

So scripted its not even funny.

An auctioneer that travels not just in his area, but clear across country??

Guns cannot be kept or sold as far as I know...... but they were excited about them rifles.

How can you "research" who owns the locker?? Is that even legal?

Best for last: A BOMB just exploded so were going to continue the auction around the corner...... UMMM no the police, bomb squad, fire, and FBI, ATF and TONS of media would have been on that..... ROCKET launchers in the locker.... LMAO

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Thanks all.....

well today was a bust. 100 bidders for 4 units. The first one went for $45 and was two garbage bags, a open box of paperback books, and half a entertainment center. The last three were not much better going for $100, $145, and $190 all over valued. One unit might break even but no money to be made out today.

We still had a good time and hoping that the auctions calm down some soon. Going to try calling around to all the storage centers in town to try and find less publicized auctions.

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Hello everyone,

I am new to the storage auction scene and gearing up for my first auctions next week. Came across your forum and have found it very helpful and informative. I know with the new auction shows (which truthfully is what got me interested.) there is talk of a lot of crazy bidders that are looking for the quick win or treasure. That is not me..... i already plan to have to work to even double my money. I know that every locker is not a treasure chest.... but i also realize that one mans trash is another mans treasure. I feel that most units will contain sell able items nut not Picasso's.

look forward to sharing as I start my adventure.

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