John Jones: I was going to make that same comment, but you beat me to it! Before retiring, my husband worked for over thirty years in armed security.

That is crazy to think. I guess it makes sense though.

@@PaperandMoose I wear a heavy Filson leather belt that is lined with thin leather I cut a small slit in it at the middle of my back and keep a handcuff key tied to piece of string in it Hey I used to be a Boy Scout “ Be Prepared “ 😉

@@deadhorse1391 Never know when they might come in handy!

I went up to a cop at a convenience store. Pulled my keys out of my pocket and showed him the handcuff key on my chain. Asked him, does this fit your cuffs.

Thanks so much! 😊

LOL. 😂

That's a good way to think of it!

Oh wow, thanks so much for the info! I'm clueless when it comes to Coach so thanks!

It's been tough with the online only auctions. More bidders and crazy bid amounts! But I'm hopeful!

Here in Florida I have to paperwork to show you. Last week I won 10 lockers and 8 of them was $10 the other 2 I paid $30 well plus taxes and fees but took only two small $10 units and turned $20 into $387.50. I sell all my cloths for a dollar and made $110 on cloths sales alone. The good thing is I now have enough inventory for at least 4 weeks at the flea market. No wants to work here in Florida.

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An easy unit to clean out, pack up, and sell at the flea market. Great entertainment for all of my wonderful viewers!

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Mostly, but not always.

@@sand3882 peerless and smith and Wesson keys are different

I always wear gloves when I'm doing a storage unit or a cleanout. Like you said, never know what could be in there!

I have some similar to the ones Renee' found. Most do use the same key, but not all.

Though most use the universal key there are some cuffs that use a specific key. High-security locks will often use their own key or a non-universal key and are only good for that brand. Those are general and the person can get a key for about $5.

I've heard that, but the one issue I see is that storage facility are legally required to print notices of the auction. These notices include the names of those who "owned" the unit... Are they just putting in any old name? Because if they are just taking things out of units to put together in other units, what happens if someone ends up paying up on their unit at the very last minute & then when they go to their unit, see that items have been removed?

lol

What about gas and garbage bags and time? Crappy picked over empty promises unit.

Go thru a lot of handcuff keys, do you?? lol

@@tallmansfavorites7563 Nunayerbizniz!😝

Happy belated Birthday Deborah! I hope that you feel better!

@@PaperandMoose ❤️ thank you sweetie.

Ugh, that sounds awful! But don’t worry, plenty of storage buyers have had that experience. Hopefully the next unit you buy you find no garbage & only great things!

I've known 2 people long ago did pretty good...then sometimes, clothes can't sell at yardsale, 2nd hand store...some even own 2nd hand stores, sell to charity for tax right off....I've known people hoarders...it's possible get that nice payday just like casinos....

Danny Divito purse hahaha. Hey, you never know! Actors have all kinds of products!

My guess is the former owner came back and then just left the other items, perhaps they ran out of room in the car.

Yes I believe they went thru

cause the obviously got what they wanted out.

I guess the lock was changed, but lock pic kits are cheep and the site staff could have a side husle

Usually the unit owners get the valuables they can get to depending on how packed the unit is. If they even remember. Storage Facilities have 24-7 surveillance. They can't pick through a unit. What they can do is sell a unit at auction and the buyer goes through it over the course of a day. Then leaves all the remaining items and just loses their deposit. That unit can be auctioned again. Sometimes over and over until it is complete trash. So there are lots of possibilities however there is almost zero chance that the on site staff "picks through" anything. If so, no one would ever find anything right at the front of the unit.

Thanks Tina! Sometimes UKposts "unsubscribes" people. Not sure why, but thanks for re-subscribing!

The sexy eyes drew me in..the realness kept me watching the full 15:58. 👍

If I can't find trash bags on the street, I'll find them in the storage units!

@@PaperandMoose Better than none hahaha!

Wow, thank you! I'm clueless about Coach bags so that is a help!

@@PaperandMoose you are welcome. I sell COACH stuff....some of the knockoffs are hard to tell but that series is not copied.

@@PaperandMoose you are welcome PAM!!! : )

It’s great when you are able to find something that someone is looking for, especially if it’s cheaper than buying new or in a shop/online. I also enjoying finding things that people say they’ve wanted or remember from childhood!

They made digging through the trash against the law in my City, they say the trash belongs to the owner till it is picked up by the truck. Then is when they take ownership, then the dump Is given ownership. And they can sell items from it to the public if they choose to.

@@anitablades6033 If I may ask, what city made that rule/law?

@@anitablades6033 Wow! Someone knows how to shut down the fun! I'm also wondering what municipality put that law on the books...?

@@cheryldavis8776 I guess she don't want to say where.

Storage units gibt es durchaus auch bei uns, allerdings sind sie in Deutschland weit weniger verbreitet als in den USA und meist nur in den Großstädten zu finden.

@@fareast_de Aber sie werden aus rechtlichen Gründen nicht versteigert! Hab mich ja schlau gemacht.

@@agi2711 Stimmt, diese Art von "Auflassungen" gibt es bei uns nicht. Da wird es wohl auf juristische Zahlungsbefehle hinauslaufen.

Costume jewelry can be quite valuable, don’t dismiss that…

Haha!

Darn, I forgot to pay the final expense bill..I was at Goodwill and I get excited by some of my finds.🎉

You can get keys. I have a pair. I think I have keys. I was military.