I watched it not really knowing what it was going to be. It would have been interesting if it was about the parts of their business they don't show on SW. You know, meeting with buyers, managing employees, etc. Almost similar to a pawn stars type show.

Instead we got MTV style reality show crap.

I been involved in storage auctions for all of three weeks. I've gone to a few in person and check online auctions every couple days.

I saw this one today:

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What bothers me is that the things in the unit are supposed to be the tenants up till the point the auction is done and paid for, right? To get the picture of the Nintendo they had to step into the unit, over the tv stand, and move the yoga mat. In two pictures there are three games. Another picture one of the games has been taken out. Also in one picture the games are not in the right order of the other pictures.   

It might not seem like much, but the game that is missing goes for 15 to 25 dollars. If who ever is involved in the auctions are not afraid to pick through boxes they are taking pictures of, what else are they taking?

Making too much of this? Is it common?