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is Unclaimed money Real?

Unclaimed money seems too good to be true…is it? It’s something I’ve been wondering for a while now. While trying to find out if the theory of unclaimed money is legitimate or not, I came across this great video that explains what unclaimed money is.

After watching this video, I believe that unclaimed money is legitimate and real. It seems that unclaimed money is a very common thing. I don’t think I have ever called to get any of my utility deposits back. I used to belong to Washington Mutual, so I might have an old account there too!

After watching this video, I’ve decided I should search for unclaimed money for myself and my family. CashUnclaimed.com is by far, the best website to use to search for all forms of unclaimed money, and they offer a FREE unclaimed money search!

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