I was very surprised, only after l went in to pay ahead for the remainder of the year. The office staffer said, Did we call you? We had a break in, and yours was one of the one's vandalized. We had (37) units hit. I said no you didn't call me. The staffer said, where did you buy your lock? I told her from them. I asked how did they get in, because (37) units mean't they were out there a long time. I was told they cut a hole in the fence. Mind you, no telephone conversation took place, and they have cameras. I was told they just scooped items in or around your unit, being things were thrown everywhere. So your belongings may be in someones else's unit, and make a list of all missing items. I drove around checking the fence. There were know known new fence. When l opened my unit, l nearly fainted. The unit was totaled. This happened in the dead of winter 2013. It was freezing that year. They said they was able to follow the tracks, only to find they used a waiting truck, which was long gone. I told the staffer, I would have to use a different unit to re-restore my unit. At that moment l could not say what was missing. When it all boiled down to all security measures in place, l concluded it was an inside job, because over three months had passed before, l knew anything was wrong, and with that, things would still be the same, if l had not stopped by my unit. What do you all think?
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