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ProfessorGAC

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8. Did Just That

Reply to Norrrm (Reply #4)

Thu Jan 22, 2026, 08:02 PM

18 hrs ago

The search firm is totally legit.
They have an 800 number, and the number search takes me right to their website link.
The letter also includes links to BBB, and a certification board for claimants' representatives.
I'm more & more thinking it's legitimate but I still don't understand why Coinbase would owe us money

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Weird Piece Of Mail Today [View all] ProfessorGAC 18 hrs ago OP

Sorry can't help you, ProfessorGAC. Most mail like this I throw out. debm55 18 hrs ago #1

Unclaimed property is usually held by states and it takes 6 years for it to get there bucolic_frolic 18 hrs ago #2

Yes. Had That Happen Here In Illinois ProfessorGAC 18 hrs ago #7

Can you... 2naSalit 18 hrs ago #3

Yeah, I'll Call Them Tomorrow ProfessorGAC 18 hrs ago #6

Hopefully... 2naSalit 18 hrs ago #9

It's Only $475 ProfessorGAC 17 hrs ago #11

Check out their contact points to see if they are legitimate. Address, email, phones. Then test them. Norrrm 18 hrs ago #4

Did Just That ProfessorGAC 18 hrs ago #8

Check the state treasurer's website to see if it's listed. greatauntoftriplets 18 hrs ago #5

They're Listed & Licensed... ProfessorGAC 17 hrs ago #10