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Prime Storage in Vernon Announces Auction for Unclaimed Items
Prime Storage in Vernon, British Columbia, is set to hold an auction for unclaimed items stored in specific self-storage units. The auction will feature the contents of units C1027, belonging to Morgan Goacher, and K2076, owned by Stacey Lynds.
The auction will open on Saturday, October 4, 2025, at 12:00 PM and will conclude on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, at 12:00 PM. Interested bidders are encouraged to take note of the auction timeline and prepare accordingly.
According to the auction terms, payment will be accepted via credit card, and a cleaning deposit will be required from successful bidders. For additional details regarding the terms and conditions of the auction, interested parties can visit the official Prime Storage website.
This auction provides an opportunity for the public to acquire various items that may have been left unclaimed in the storage units. Such events often attract a diverse group of bidders, ranging from collectors to bargain hunters. It also highlights the importance of keeping storage units organized and ensuring that items are retrieved in a timely manner.
As this auction approaches, potential bidders should familiarize themselves with the specific regulations governing the auction process to ensure a smooth experience. The community in Vernon is encouraged to participate in this event, which not only helps clear out storage units but also offers a chance to discover unique items.
For further updates regarding the auction and other announcements from Prime Storage, keeping an eye on their official communications is recommended.
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