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Are You the Owner of $840,000 in North Carolina Unclaimed Funds?

North Carolina’s government is giving the amount of $840,000 in unclaimed funds one more month for the owner to come forward to claim it. This lump sum was found in a storage unit in Graham during a drug investigation in April.

The IRS has been publishing notices in the newspaper to notify the owner of the existence of this unclaimed money, however no one has come forward to be the proven owner of this money. The money will be forfeited to the government if not claimed before August 21, 2012.

If you think this money belongs to you, the best way to find out is by logging on to CashUnclaimed.com. CashUnclaimed.com is the largest unclaimed money database in the world! Log on today for your free unclaimed money search!

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