So my property is gone, I can't get a copy of what she signed, or what it sold for at the auction, and even though she knew I was the owner of that property, I wasn't a tenant, and that's who apparently owns the property as far as they are concerned.
Personally, I would like to see her employment terminated, and be compensated for my losses. But legally I don't know if I have a leg to stand on.
I know the people who work at the corporate office don't care about their customers, their property, or even the employees running the facilities.
They also have no problem with cheating their customers out of their money. That is ALL they care about! $. That I've experienced first hand. So going over her head seems like a waste of time.
Pretty lousy way to treat a customer, especially one who has been one for so long.
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Robert
Irvine,California,
USA
Here is your mistake....
#2Consumer Comment
Fri, March 13, 2015
Your mistake in all of this was trying to rent a storage unit in your friend's name.
You see since your friend rented it in her name, she is 100% LEGALLY RESPONSIBLE for the rent. She had EVERY right once YOU failed to make the payment or remove your stuff to do what she did. If you don't like it take it up with your friend not the company that rented her(yes her) the unit.
As for the rest of your report, you are right. As far as the company is concerned the property belongs to the person who rented the unit. Even if they sold the unit for more and the owner of the property is owed the difference...YOU would still not get a single dime because it was your friends unit.