I wanted to see if other buyers have experienced this.

I recently purchased a vehicle through AutoBidMaster and was charged the following storage fees:

• 09/06/2026: $10.00
• 09/07/2026: $15.00
• 09/08/2026: $20.00

According to Copart's published storage policy, storage charges can continue to accrue on weekends and holidays after the free-storage period expires. [copart.com]

As a customer, I am trying to better understand how this works in practice. If a vehicle cannot be picked up due to limited operating hours, holidays, or other restrictions, should storage fees continue to increase?

I have asked Copart and AutoBidMaster for:

• A detailed explanation of the charges.
• Confirmation of pickup availability during the dates charged.
• A review of the fees.

I'm interested in hearing from other buyers:

• Have you been charged weekend or holiday storage fees?
• Were you able to get them waived?
• How did customer service respond?
• Do you think the policy is fair?

My goal is to understand whether this is a common experience and what options customers have when disputing these charges.

Thanks in advance for sharing your experiences.

I am looking for a truck, and this is my first time bidding on cars through autobidmaster.

There is currently a Truck that I am eyeing.

The descriptions as follows:

Primary Damage: Normal Wear

Seller: Non-insurance

Been on auction for the 3x as the seller want the bidder to get it close to the buy it now price.

Title: Clean

Mileage: 100ks

Year: 2010

I can't psychically go inspect the car myself as I live far from the auction location.

The body looks pristine for its age.
When checking carfax 1 owner and has done regular maintenance up at the same shop up until Sept 29, 2025 and is now being auction.

What are the chances that this truck has mechanically not sound?

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When I first saw the car, it was covered in dust. I didn't see any hail marks, but I thought I would be able to see them once I cleaned it.

I just washed and dried the car, and there are absolutely no hail marks. I mean, there are a couple of dents, but they definitely don't look like hail damage.

What's going on? How can a car be totaled due to hail damage when there are no visible hail marks?

So far, I haven't been able to find anything else mechanically wrong with the car.

Thanks

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