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orangesfwr t1_j126ctl wrote

Just helped me get $34. Thank you!!

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cpr4life8 t1_j128eka wrote

I got tipped to this website about 6 months ago and found that Google owed me $29.xx. Had a check in a few weeks.

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M2hBDf1Nhw1VB7 t1_j12e0tt wrote

What would result in me having something on this site?

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pace7 t1_j12e96q wrote

You should try all the states you have lived in. I found $50 dollars from California from an old security deposit. Thanks for sharing.

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awesomelybearded t1_j12f1n2 wrote

Fucking turnpike holding onto my motherfucking money. Sonovabitch fucking scumbag jerkoff assholes.

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drimmie t1_j12foqw wrote

I'm owed $100 from a health insurance company from over 20 years ago. Cool shit, thanks!

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BurntOrange101 t1_j12fpv5 wrote

Replying to M2hBDf1Nhw1VB7 (#991,357)

There could be several reasons.

I had money on here a few years ago from a bank account I had when I was in college in Philadelphia. I closed the account, and I guess they attempted to mail me my remaining balance, but I had moved.

My daughter’s dad has some on there right now that are credits from Game Stop and also some refund money from a community college and a leftover paycheck from one of his old jobs.

One of my coworkers found out after I told him about the site that he had a couple thousand dollars from a relative that passed away.

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SquishySand t1_j12hb2q wrote

Thank you so much, over $100 for a dental claim!

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blacklisted_again t1_j12ies9 wrote

Discovered my father had a small life insurance policy that my mother never claimed.

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insofarincogneato t1_j12j0wk wrote

I got 9 dollars from an uncashed check for jury duty that I threw out years ago because I didn't bother taking it to the bank 😆

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X_PRSN t1_j12zqf1 wrote

So I just found out that both of my deceased parents have unclaimed property here. Is there some way I can make a claim as an heir?

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lildobe t1_j13ald7 wrote

Replying to X_PRSN (#992,768)

If you are the executor of their estate, you can make the claim as such. You will need to provide proof of Executorship as well as the death certificates and a few extra forms.

My Dad has had to do this several times for my Grandmother's estate.

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lildobe t1_j13atyt wrote

You should also search for your Parents' and Grandparents', by both married and maiden names.

Unclaimed money for deceased persons can be claimed by the executor of the estate, with proof of executorship and a death certificate.

And if you, yourself, are married or have changed your name for other reasons, don't forget to search by your previous name. When you file a claim in that case, you will need proof of name change documentation from the courts.

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xenothaulus t1_j13cim8 wrote

Thank you for the heads-up! $40 out there I knew nothing about.

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akennelley t1_j13idq4 wrote

They sent me a letter and I did the paperwork. It was a very substantial medical bill rebate that honestly was kinda life changing. People need to do this.

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CarbonGod t1_j13nj7i wrote

Do you have to search past addresses too? Or does it search automatically even in a new address?

edit: nevermind, I just put my name in. Buncha people with my name!

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snoopdrucky t1_j13rw9l wrote

Any possibility that I’d owe money instead of receive?

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AlbionReturns t1_j142cnp wrote

OP, thank you so much! Just snagged over 100 bones. You're a legend

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Itsnotvd t1_j142fzb wrote

Replying to X_PRSN (#992,768)

Rules of probate will apply.

You will need death certificates and or will/trust. Usually the executor handles this. Once you submit the claim you should be given specific instructions on what to provide.

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ronreadingpa t1_j143q40 wrote

Replying to snoopdrucky (#994,434)

The search isn't for that. However, if you do (or did) business in PA and have unclaimed property intended for others, such as checks that employees or vendors didn't cash, then yes. However, the state generally won't know unless someone tells them, or it's revealed during an audit.

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littlebling88 t1_j1499xi wrote

Thanks for the reminder There are unclaimed accounts for my grandmother that I never saw before

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deadcat6 t1_j149qjy wrote

Well goddamn, I had 8 unclaimed properties lmao.

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starcom_magnate t1_j14iprc wrote

Does anyone know how far down "heir" goes? My Mom's Grandmother is on the list, and she is long deceased. My Mom is not the executor of the Estate, though, and the original executor is also deceased. My Mom is an only child so no one else would be a claimant at this point.

Seems like a decent sum, so what would we have to provide?

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cyvaquero t1_j14mgkt wrote

I've gotten around $1K from there over the years - warranty refunds, class action settlements, even an ancient balance from my college meal plan back in 1991.

Make sure you routinely check the unclaimed funds site for every state you've maintained a mailing address in along with the federal sites

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amandakay828 t1_j151tyq wrote

Really stupid question, but if your name comes up,why does it show weird addresses? Or do people share my name? How do we figure out for sure its us and not another person of the same name?

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monongahellyea t1_j15e2uy wrote

I don't have a very common name... it comes up on here as being owed money, except the address isn't mine? It's halfway across the state?

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JAK3CAL t1_j15pksl wrote

I’ve checked this in the past and nothing. Checked again for shits n giggles and I have a claim; but I don’t recognize the address or what it could be. How do I know there isn’t another “JAK3CAL” out there?

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aeolus88 t1_j15r53i wrote

Thank you so much. I moved to North Carolina 6 years ago. On a whim I put in my information, $517 from a very old bank account I forgot I had with a bank that got bought out (Community Bank). Merry christmas!

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orangevega t1_j16c8us wrote

holy fuck

comcast owes me money from over 15 years ago no joke

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Lurky_Murky_Rainbow t1_j16t940 wrote

Thanks. None for me in PA, but I did find family & sent it to them. And thank you to whomever posted about checking previous states you lived, I found 3 from my SoCal days.

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