No surprise to me that is it is rigged like most of them probably are
Me neitherAbsolutely. There is no question in my mind that the 'contents' of the storage lockers are diddled with prior to be sealed by the auction house. Seriously, what's the penalty for breaking the seal and altering "adding" items...$100 fine? These storage shows are big bucks and everyone is making money hand over fist on the deal. However, I would not doubt the shows leases units with the intent of abandoning them and having them placed on auction for the show. Heck, it would not surprise me to learn they recycle some of the junk.
Dave Hester is a dick, so who knows? Why's he suing? Because he got fired? He profited nicely from the show.
We had the game show era then came the voice talent era (american idol, the voice, america's got talent), now the auction era.
I wonder how much more interest this has drawn to auctions. It will only go for so long before something else replaces it. I wonder what will be next? I believe there is some truth and some fiction with these shows but it reminds me of wrestling.
The Storage shows are real. The auctions are regulated by the state of California and the seal on the lockers is not broken until auction time.
These shows are just like wrestling....just dont take it too seriously
A couple months ago there was an auction locally and in the ad in the paper it said "just like storage wars".....uh not even close
-everything was outside the storage locker all organized
-it had really been picked clean beforehand (the locker company has a garage sale like 2 times a year where they sell a bunch of stuff from the lockers
-was mainly furniture
it took the fun out of it
The popular TV show “Storage Wars” - in which treasure hunters bid to buy unseen items in abandoned units - is rigged
jam!
Well I guess if you had any questions on where it was or not.
These shows are just like wrestling....just dont take it too seriously
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