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Unclaimed Funds Scams Arise in North Carolina

One North Carolina woman caught an unclaimed funds scam before she became victim of it. This North Carolina woman received a letter in the mail notifying her that she has $2.4 million in unclaimed funds. She thought this was legitimate up until she read that she had to pay $20 to start the process. That is when she realized she almost fell victim to an unclaimed funds scam.

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