If you're looking to buy a shipping container, you're more likely to contact a scammer or fraudster than you are a legitimate company. What's worse is, most of those "legitimate" companies, are just amateur sellers, trafficking containers between the freight yards and your yard.

They don't give a rip about your satisfaction once they've got your money.

So, if you're considering a shipping container (a.k.a. seacan) for home or business storage, be sure to ask the questions we've outlined in this video.

Asking a shipping container seller these five questions will help you avoid disappointment… or worse! Losing several thousand of your dollars to scam artists who'll disappear (along with your container, which will never arrive).

Don't get scammed! If you're considering a shipping container for home or business storage, contact Spaces first: https://spacesstorage.ca/containersa...