It's not a person's business.
Storage facilities are always there for you; however, when you're not there for them, they operate with no remorse.
After my release from federal prison, I was ordered to reside at the cesspool, which is the Geo Re-entry Services "halfway house" at 111 Taylor Street in San Francisco. When I arrived back in California, a lot had changed in my home life, so I required a storage unit to store the rest of the belongings I could salvage from my past life. I chose this location due to its close proximity to MUNI, AT&T Park, and Caltrans. My thinking was that since it was close to both the home of the Warriors & Giants, the facility would be about above the other public storage locations. To some degree, it was, but at this location, it had a lot of undisclosed "fine print".
The monthly rent at this location was on par with typical San Francisco rent, overpriced. I was paying nearly several hundred dollars for a 5×5 unit #0217. The main staff member at this location was also extremely rude. I have a medical issue & asked for an occasional accommodation, to which I was firmly rebuffed. On a separate occasion, I was told that "(the location) isn't a homeless shelter" when I was sitting next to the office a few minutes before the "Will Return By" was set to expire so I could pay the monthly rent on Unit #0217 in person. The worst part for me, however, was that Public Storage paid a man to run surveillance on me. The man would literally run surveillance whilst sitting in a chair at the end of the hallway & stare at me while I entered then eventually exited Unit #0217 that I was then renting.
Due to a combination of several different factors, I wasn't able to pay for the monthly rent, & Unit #0217 was seized and then sold. Inside the unit were my child's inheritance, my entire wardrobe, my wedding ring, as well as numerous other life mementos. All have gone to the highest bidder.
After all was said and done the man from Public Storage had been running surveillance on me at the facility, bumped into me on MUNI & began taunting me about losing my unit. They really hit you coming & going, lemme tell you.
If you're looking to use this location during your MLB or NBA fan experience, I strongly suggest against it.
Overall, this place is not the best place to go if you're of African descent. The behavior of Public Storage to place people inside of its facilities and run surveillance on them is uniform across the board. The same sort of actions were demonstrated in Phoenix, Arizona, at the Public Storage, 2 blocks from Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks. There are other Public Storage locations in San Francisco that value not only your business but will also treat you in a respectful manner.
As you can see from my other reviews, I have not had the most pleasant experiences lately. However! At great personal risk to myself, I write these reviews based on my experiences so that others will benefit from the experiences that I have. I encourage others to SPEAK UP! Your voice can assist others in avoiding potentially detrimental situations, & as always, do your own research! read more