Unclaimed money lists are the most valuable tool to unclaimed money finders. Most states offer a search of their database online, but they don't give the valuable information that you need to work as a finder. For example, if you were to do a search in California, you would have to enter a name and wait for the search engine to give you the results. Let's enter "Smith" as an example: You can see that Smith being a common name offers over 200,000 … [Read more...]
Finder Helps Recover $200,000 !
The following story is from KATV in Little Rock, Arkansas. The claimant recovered over $200,000, yet he thinks it's immoral that he was charged for it! Meanwhile, if the finder didn't contact him, he would still have no idea that the money was waiting for him! UPDATE JUNE 2015 - Well KATV took down the video I had on here. You can still read the full text below. The plain text is from the video and the bold text in italics are my comments. Here is the link to the story on their site, … [Read more...]
Five Minute Refund Nets $1600 !
Sometimes this business can be so easy! We just received two checks totaling $1600 and the initial amount of time put into it was literally five minutes! I have to admit, total time involved with follow up including making up invoices may have been about half an hour, but still that’s not a bad hourly rate! I’d like to show you the steps involved so you can see how easy this was. First, I pulled up a list of unclaimed funds from one of the many counties that post their unclaimed … [Read more...]
New York
You can charge up to 15% as a New York State unclaimed money finder. However, New York State does not give the dollar amounts on their list so you do not know how much anyone is entitled to. If you live in New York State and want to be an unclaimed money finder, it’s probably best to search in other states. The State Comptroller’s Office of Unclaimed Funds requires Abandoned Property Location Service Providers to: Have direct contact with the account owner, or the … [Read more...]
FAQs
The following questions have been collected over the years from real people interested in becoming unclaimed money finders. If you have a question that is not listed below or if you still do not understand something, please go to the bottom of the page and use the comment section to ask your question. I have lived in Ohio greater than 5 years. How much does it cost to get certified as a finder in Ohio? It does not cost anything to get certified in Ohio, except the cost of the … [Read more...]
Working From Home (or from virtually anywhere)
Starting Out Becoming an unclaimed money finder is one of the easiest and most profitable businesses one can run from home. When I first started in 1998 working from home was almost unheard of. Some people didn’t take it serious if you were not commuting to a job even to an office building if you did have your own business. However, with the prevalence of high speed internet, low cost telecom service, and everything you need to run a business, working from home is more common and accepted as … [Read more...]
Manual
I really didn't want to write a page on the unclaimed money finder manual, but after looking around the web, I felt I owed it not only to myself, but also to you as well. You see, I started finding unclaimed money in 1998. I wrote the original unclaimed money finder manual in 1999. I was on a mission to get as much money back to it's rightful owners as possible. I knew with millions of accounts out there I would not be able to do it myself. I wanted to come up with an easy to follow, … [Read more...]
Is the Unclaimed Money Finder Business Really Addicitve?
Yes! The unclaimed money finder business is definitely addictive! Once you get a list in your hands and start looking for larger amounts and then matching them up with names, you can't stop. I've experienced it and I've seen it in person. Just to give you an idea, take a look at this state unclaimed money example. Just to give you an idea of what is out there, type in "bo" in the "Last Name" field. This will give you every name that has the letters "bo" in it. Now, change the … [Read more...]
About Me
Hi my name is Mark. I thought I would tell you a little bit about myself since you took the time to view my site. I have been locating unclaimed money for people since 1998. My favorite find (notice how I say not the biggest) was for an elderly couple in Mississippi. They had been having hard times and were thrilled to learn that they had $11,000 being held for them. We charged them 10% to recover the money and our invoice arrived there a couple of days before their check did. Their son … [Read more...]
Washington DC
You can charge 10% as a Washington DC unclaimed money finder. Most people wouldn't think to work as a finder in Washington DC because they would usually be counting the fifty states and would probably leave Washington DC out of their thought process. However, just like all the fifty states, Washington DC does have it's own treasury department and does maintain it's own unclaimed money department withing the treasury. As for becoming a finder in Washington DC, here are only a couple … [Read more...]
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