"Get everything you discuss in writing, before you move your stuff in. \n\nThe guy I spoke to over the phone told me the price of the storage unit was $179/mo.The website also showed $169/mo.\n\nAfter moving my stuff into the unit, I got the paperwork to sign and the price said about $50 more a month that what was discussed. I spoke to the employee about it, and he was very rude. Tri-Village Storage would not honor the price that was discussed and shown on their website.\n\nNow I have the hassle of moving my stuff AGAIN, into a new storage complex complex. Very frustrating!!"
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