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    Extra Space Storage

    4.8 (4 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 10:00 pm
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    Reaja very patient and answered all my questions thoroughly. She's a great asset for the company…read more It would be nice to have her at the hicksville location full time.

    For four years, I'd rented a space at the Public Storage on Hempstead Turnpike in Bethpage. The one…read morewith the lighthouse out front. I was happy with that place, and was sorry to leave when the rent reached a point where it no longer made sense to keep paying so much for a unit I could find somewhere else for less. That was a couple of years ago, and I'm once again looking for a storage space. The best deal I'd found online was at this other location, right by the train tracks in Hicksville. So I made a reservation online, chose my move in date, received confirmation by text, email, and voicemail. Everything was good to go, until I showed up with my tape measure in hand to check out the space. When I walked in, I waved hello to the guy behind the counter and said I was interested in renting a storage unit. He was not exactly friendly. "Do you have a reservation?" Without looking up from his computer. "Yes." "At this location?" Still not even looking at me. "Yes, but before we do that, can I ask a question?" No response, so I continued. "What's the easiest way to turn left into this parking lot? See, where that white car is now, coming from that direction?" (Old Country Road is busy, and there is a turning lane after the entrance, which puts you onto a narrow kind of alley, running between the building and the elevated LIRR tracks. While waiting to turn, you are facing cars in the oncoming turning lane. Then you go to the back of the lot, make a u-turn and come back, make a right and then another into the lot. It didn't seem ideal for making multiple trips with a van, and I wondered if this employee might have a helpful suggestion.) Wrong. "How long have you had a license?" Seriously, that was his response. Not said in a joking or playful way, but with contempt. When a customer asks a question, it is an opportunity to engage in conversation and make the sale, or just establish a friendly rapport. This guy didn't seem interested in any of those things. In fact, he seemed annoyed that I was standing there. So I smiled and said, "Thank you," and turned to leave. I figured I'd come back another day when there was a different employee working who might be more pleasant. Then I turned back. "What is your name?" "You don't have a reservation." Spoken as an accusation. "Yes, I do." I did, and would gladly have given him my reservation number, or my name, or my phone number, or whatever information he needed to help him find it, except he never asked. "You don't have a reservation. There is nothing on the board." I'm not sure what that meant, but it implied that I was lying. What was puzzling was that, even if a customer didn't have a reservation, shouldn't his response have been, "No problem, I'll be happy to help?" Isn't his job to provide customer service, with the goal of renting out a space? Also, there is a difference between, "You don't have a reservation," and "I'm sorry, I can't seem to find your reservation." One of those sentences blames the customer, the other admits the possibility that the mistake could be his. Again, I smiled and said, "Thank you," and left. It felt like his antipathy was personal. Acute. Focused specially on me, for whatever reason. At first. Then I heard from the two guys at a nearby storage company that they routinely hear complaints about him from customers who came from that place, to theirs. As I did. So perhaps it is just his manner, and he treats everyone with the same rudeness. To paraphrase Freud, sometimes a cigar is just a dick. About an hour later, the same salesman who left a voice message confirming my reservation called again to follow up on... my reservation. Which I clearly did have, or he would not have called. Twice. "Glad you called. Let me tell you what happened when I went there in person." After hearing a condensed version of the above, he said, "Well, he said that you were rude to him!" "Of course he did. Because I asked his name, so he knew I was going to complain and figured he'd get there first." By the way, Public Storage telephone salesman, "Our guy said you were the one who was rude," is not exactly sterling customer service, either. The proper response should have been, "We apologize for any rudeness you may have encountered from one of our employees." The point which ended the phone call was this: I'd made the reservation, scheduled the move in date, and was prepared to book the storage space. It was practically a done deal. Until that rude guy cost them the sale, and lost them a customer.

    Extra Space Storage - selfstorage - Updated May 2026

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