Trailers for Sale, Trailers For Sale

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(This picture was taken from the Craigslist Ad.)
I found some interesting facts while on Ebay and Craigslist this morning. While on Craigslist, I found that they have been selling those trailers since April 13, 2010. The starting price for the FEMA trailers is $3,950.(To access this information go to www.craigslist.org, in the search craigslist box type trailers and click on enter. This will bring up a result page that list all the trailers for sale. Scroll down and you will see a tab that list Lumberton.) The contact number is 478-808-3894 Wait, it gets better. When I went onto Ebay, I found a lot more information. (In order to see the trailers on ebay, you must register with the website, and when you conduct your search for trailers, you must click on each photo to find the ones being sold in Lumberton or do a search by the Item Number.) According to Ebay, the company is selling the trailers under the name of Double Yellow Equipment Leasing Company. According to Ebay, the company is credited with selling over $7,000,000 in manufactured homes and travel trailers in the last 45 days from the company's lot in Lumberton, Mississippi. The contact person on Ebay is JoAnn Issacs( a former FEMA employee), and she can be reached at 601-606-5968, or you can e-mail her at jobofiveash@yahoo.com. The starting price for the trailers on Ebay is $3,750. They are listed under item number 18051647906. I had a friend call them and she was told that she could come to the Lumberton location and buy a trailer. All she needed to do was tell them that Matt from Georgia sent her, and they would perfer payment with a cashier's check. I know this has been a touchy subject in our city. I don't know what actions the city has taken to fully resolve this matter, but I know that two of the aldermen have ties with the land owner, so they are going to have to recuse themselves when voting on this matter. So, it is up to Crider, Hale, and Rogers to take a stance on the issues surrouning the sale of the used FEMA trailers. I hope they keep in mind that the City of Lumberton is not getting any revenue from the sale of these trailers. As stated in Matt. 22:21, "Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's and unto God the things that are God's" Our city streets are being damaged by the hauling of these trailers, our traffic is being halted by the hauling of these trailers, and the overall appearance of our city has been tainted by the storage/sale of these used FEMA trailers.

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  1. AnonymousOctober 9, 2010 at 5:55 PM

    Aren't the FEMA trailers dangerous to begin with? The chemical fumes? The ragged cheap construction? I've seen one fall apart during hauling on 59. Wasn't pretty.

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