Heir Hunters International Details the “Unclaimed Money” Postcard Solicitation & Reminds You of the Heir Hunting Golden Rule.
- May, 20, 2015
- John Hilbert
- Genealogical and probate research finding missing heirs and unclaimed money
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In a May 19, 2015, blog post and accompanying news story, CBS affiliate KKTV alerted its viewers to an unclaimed money offer involving a postcard solicitation.
In brief, a woman received a postcard informing her she had “unclaimed money.” The postcard neither identified the holder of the funds nor its amount. In order to learn more about the “unclaimed property,” the sender requested she phone the number provided.
Not surprisingly, the woman dialed the number only to be told, quoting the KKTV blog:
“The person who answered the phone told [her] they needed her credit card number to cover some fees.” [Emphasis added.]
She went on explain:
“ ‘They told me that actually I had to pay to get all this money back,’ ” [she] said. “‘She even told me to try to borrow a credit card from one of my family members and I told her no.’ ”
Since the problem is so prevalent and never ending, it’s worth repeating the Gold Rule:
Neither Heir Hunters International nor any reputable heir finding firm will ever ask that you forward to it any money to cover “costs” or any expenses.
Prior to you receiving your fair share of the unclaimed money and unclaimed property : Heir Hunters International pays in advance for everything associated with obtaining your unclaimed money, unclaimed property, insurance benefits, or anything in which you have a financial interest, including costs and fees.
Period! End of Story!
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