Sadly a family member passed away, and I was tasked with wrapping up all loose ends, including cleaning out her storage unit. I've never had a storage unit before, so there were rules that I think don't make sense here (like hours to access are only from 6am-6pm, which is so weird because someone is storing their personal belongs with them and should be able to get them at any time; but maybe this is a general rule amongst all storage companies?). Anyway, David has helped in the past and has been helpful, but today, on the day we were officially clearing things out, he was not here. Instead, it was Sabrina. Earlier in the day, she was nice enough to open up the elevator for me when I left my phone with the access code in my unit, and I thanked her for doing that. Then when we came back to load the rest of it, the elevator broke around 5:35 (we were so close to being done, with only 2 more large items and 6 boxes that could have been done before they closed). By the time she determined it was broken, it was around 5:47, and we could no longer move anything. (So now we have to rent the truck again tomorrow and drive two hours round trip to pick up the belongings; Public Storage should pay for our truck rental and mileage due to this inconvenience). So we had to go back up to our floor, move the stuff back in, and by the time we got to our cars to leave, it was 5:59. As I pulled up to the gate to exit, the gate slightly opened before locking me in due to their 6:00 closing time. So I got out of my car, called Customer Service, and while waiting, walked to ask Sabrina for help, and she promptly closed her blinds on me. I walked back to my car, then walked back to Sabrina knowing she was in there, knocked on the door, and she said she's off and I need to call customer service. She's frickin' right there! It would take her 1 minute to open the gate, and instead she said she's clocked out. I worked in customer service for 20 years, and I would have never told a customer that, because that's none of their business whether I'm off or not. I would have instead been happy to help, and then requested that my manager fix my clock-out to reflect the time I finished working. So I told her I appreciated everything she helped out with today, but that I think she's being very rude, and then she shut the door on me. I walked back to my car waiting for someone to answer from Customer Service, and then a few minutes later, she walked out to open the gate for me. I was so pissed off at her initial response to this situation, I honestly didn't thank her for changing her mind, which I do feel bad about. But I cannot wait to be done with this experience, and if this is how Public Storage likes to treat their customers, then I would recommend others not to do business with them either. It's honestly a waste of your money; if you don't use something anymore, get rid of it! read more