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Tips And Advice On Finding Free Money

Have you ever reached into your jeans pocket and found a $20 bill that you forgot you had in there? It seems like it would be hard to do, forgetting that you have money, but it happens every day. And in fact, when you’re talking about all of the money that’s floating around between banks, on the Internet and being held by the IRS, there is a lot of free money out there that just might have your name on it. The question of course remains as to just how you go about finding free money and claim it so you can put it back in your bank account where it belongs. The easy answer is that you sign up with www.CashUnclaimed.com.

What is This Site?

This website is, essentially, just a useful little tool that you can use as a search engine for money of yours that’s gone missing in transit. Now, if you know that you have money missing, and you know where it went missing from, then this might not be the best starting point for your search. Additionally if you are intimately familiar with the databases used by government and banking organizations for where you can find money that’s got your name on it, you won’t need to start here. But for those people who don’t know they have money waiting, and have no idea where to look, this site is probably their best bet for a good starting point.

This site uses a simple search that costs you nothing to start with. You simply type in your name and hit enter, and it will go through all of the databases and crawl for your name. It will then compile the total amount of money that may be out there waiting for you, and it will send you back a reply with an estimation of how much money you can claim. Then all you have to do is sign up for a trial with the service and you can see about reaching out and claiming back that free money that might be owed to you.

What Do You Mean “May Be Owed”?

This is where things can get dicey using technology, and it’s an error this particular engine will be completely up front about. Say you have a very common name, like Frank Johnson. Your name is all the computer has to go on, so it looks through the databases and finds every Frank Johnson out there that’s owed funds. So maybe the million dollars is found really is yours, or maybe there’s a few hundred dollars for every Frank Johnson in the country. But until you give the site more than just your name to go off of then you’re going to have to take a gamble. However, if you have a more unique name like Geraldine Harryhauser then chances are more likely that whatever money the engine finds that’s sitting around is in fact meant for you since there’s a much smaller pool of names to research and choose from.

There are always ways and options that you can use when it comes to tracking down whatever money is out there that is waiting for you. However, speed is often a critical concern, since there may be a time limit on how long you have to claim it. That’s why this site’s services exist, and why you should see if there’s money waiting for you right now. Tomorrow might, in fact, be too late.


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When you perform a free trial search on CashUnclaimed.com we display the total dollar amount in unclaimed funds that we show reported by the appropriate government agencies. This does not guarantee that this money is 100% absolutely yours. What it means is that there is that total dollar amount shown by government agencies under your name and common variations of your name at the last time we had the information available to us was reported as unclaimed and is able to have a claim form submitted to be paid that amount. For more information please read our terms of use by clicking the link above.