Want $21.95 from Microsoft?
erco
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The wife came across this "Unclaimed Property Division" website. Not sure if it's for people in California or corporations in CA. Anyway, type in your name and see if anybody in the Golden State owes you money. I just got a check for $21.95 through the state, from a Windows class action suit. Easy money!
https://ucpi.sco.ca.gov/ucp/Default.aspx
Next, I have a line on a few million dollars of inheritance due me from a mysterious relative in Africa. I just have to send them all my bank account numbers. Lucky me!
https://ucpi.sco.ca.gov/ucp/Default.aspx
Next, I have a line on a few million dollars of inheritance due me from a mysterious relative in Africa. I just have to send them all my bank account numbers. Lucky me!
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It's funny, law firms will scour these sites and then send letters to unsuspecting people telling them they have unclaimed funds (which they do) and the law firm can help guide them through the process for a small recovery fee (which they will). I recevied a letter from a law firm once saying I had unclaimed funds (which I did), so I went to the state website, followed the process and received my funds in a few weeks. I guess I forgot to include the law firm so they could claim their recovery fee. Dang! I'm a bad person!
That little secret makes you his new best friend... and vice versa!
But my mom is in last place for this so far...$2.64 from one of her banks.
Can anyone get less?!
Don't forget your SS #, every PIN code you are currently using and a blank, signed check. Helps to expedite account cleansing. (Sarc)
-Phil
Edited to add: And another who had moved out of state $50.
$0.02 from an online bank I used to use. Oh, the beauty of compounded interest!
Cuz I ain't paying bills with it! It is illegal to spend windfall money on bills. And I never break the law. :-)
Jonathan
Woot!
Thanks for the warning.
I need to figure out what to do with the $149.79.
No, I'm not joking.
Thanks erco!
Take him to Detroit!
To be fair, my wife did get ~100 back in an insurance premium refund.
And now Oklahoma is #1 in earthquakes... at least I'm getting better at fixing sheetrock cracks
Walter
Did not know that about Oklahoma. At one time my house (near Los Angeles) had a thin but long crack in the stucco (the addition had settled differently, I guess) but it disappeared after a minor tembler. So my house is one of the few "fixed" by an earthquake.