I thought I would pop my two cents in here regarding this matter, and do agree the site you mentioned stinks. They don't even have all claims anyway. It's my understanding they buy lists from the government and place them into their own database. Obviously, if they are buying lists, they dont have all of the list.

On the other hand, there is a site I highly recommend run by a guy named Russ. While he has all the direct links to the state offices to search like to free links you mentioned, he also covers hard to find claims which the government has not received like "pre-escheat" claims. Russ says if someone tries to charge you more than 10-15% as a claims finder, it is most likely a claim the government isn't even aware of. This is how I found my money and saved 35% the finder was trying to charge me.

Another thing is there are so many sites like the one you mentioned it's hard to know who to trust anymore. Russ's site at http://www.unclaimedmoney.net allows me to rest easy knowing he keeps all of that updated for me. Plus it's nice knowing I can contact someone via phone if I ever have questions. As far as I am concerned, it was worth the one time fee to have the peace of mind.

In short, and in my opinion, yes, stay away from sites like the one you mentioned and others like cashunclaimed.com, but don't be afraid to reach out for help if you have difficulty finding a claim you know exists, but just can't find in the free online databases.

I hope this helps anyone who is in a similar situation I was in only a few months ago.

Rich

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