unclaimed funds
Coverage of unclaimed funds in the Nexus archive.
- Colorado may have unclaimed funds in your name: Here's how to file for it
Colorado may hold unclaimed funds in your name, and states collectively are keeping billions in such funds. Some of these funds could belong to individuals.
- Your state may have unclaimed funds in your name: Here's how to file for it
States are holding billions in unclaimed funds, some of which may belong to individuals. The article explains how to file for these funds.
- Your state may have unclaimed funds in your name: Here's how to file for it
States are currently holding billions in unclaimed funds, and some of these may belong to individuals. The article highlights the possibility that readers could have unclaimed money in their name.
- Your state may have unclaimed funds in your name: Here’s how to file for it
States are holding billions in unclaimed funds, some of which may belong to individuals. The article explains how to file for these funds.
- Coinbase Letter via Certified Mail
The daughter received a certified mail letter from Coinbase regarding unclaimed funds, with elements like her full name and account details presented as convincing, but the return address in Richardson, TX, and a QR code raised suspicions. The user has not found existing reports on its legitimacy.
- [US] pretending to be a law firm and claiming i have “unclaimed funds”
A user received a suspicious email from a fake law firm claiming they had unclaimed funds. The email had poor grammar, was sent at 3 AM, and linked to Farmers Insurance in Ontario, CA. The user blocked the sender and warned others about the scam targeting non-elderly individuals.
- Does California owe you money? Millions may have unclaimed funds sitting with the state
California may owe millions in unclaimed funds. The article suggests individuals could have money sitting with the state.