Public Storage Without notice~auctioned everything I own three days after Christmas. Phoenix , Arizona

Public Storage mailed you a notice when you were 15 days late, with a certificate of mailing to prove it was mailed. It was date stamped by the post office. You were then sent and any applicable emergency contact a certified letter with return request service (meaning it will Not be forwarded and you would need to sign for the letter). In addition to this the contract CLEARLY states you are prohibited from storing anything that can not be replaced such as pictures, baby books, bonds ect in a public storage unit. If you moved in mid October you had a prorated balance for November that was due on November 1st. You were sent a letter out November 16th and another (this time certified the first one with a certificate of mailing) by December 3rd. We advertised the sale in the newspaper for two straight weeks. Then after all that Public Storage sent you a refund check for what your unit sold for over the cost of the rent you owed. Your story is full of lies. You claim Public Storage made a profit off of your items yet later in the same post you admit they sent you a refund. They did not profit off the sale of your items, they do not do that, that is why you got the refund. They obviously did everything they could do to help you even getting you back the pictures your were EXPRESSLY FORBIDDEN to store (see paragraph two of you rental contract you Initialed that you understood and agreed to this). I can not understand how you have the audacity to complain when you violated the contract and did not pay your rent. Take some responsibility for YOUR actions and stop blaming others for your poor decisions. All public storage did was enforce the contract to the letter of the law. Your contract explains the entire lien and auction process. If you could not be bothered to listen when it was explained to you or read the contract you signed it is obviously your fault you broke the contract and lost your stuff.