800-249-3304

http://www.kake.com/home/headlines/I-Team-Sca ... -269080481.html

This number is on a post card about unclaimed property. I found this site about an unclaimed property scam and they have the exact same post card, just with a different phone number. Thought I'd pass this on.

1-800-249-3304
Scam Postcard about Unclaimed Property says to claim personal id ****887.  I never lived in Colorado.

My husband received a postcard also about unclaimed property.

I just received this post card today about suppose unclaimed Property with the number 1-800-249-3304.  Don't these people have anything better to do than try to scam people. Get a job!

Most states have a link to the unclaimed property department on their website.
You can do a search for NO COST instead of paying the post card sender.

Wife received postcard and called the number and it referred her to unclaimed.com website. But I wouldn't let her put in any personal info so didn't go farther.

Looked up the phone number to discover it was a scam.

Received the postcard Call the number And good thing happened it kept hanging up

Got the postcard at my mom's address she called and then told me, I informed her these are notorious scams.

Received this card in the mail for unclaimed property - have not called the number, but suspect it's a scam. I've already checked my state and there isn't anything unclaimed.

I star 67 the number and got the recording to go to the www.unclaim.org website. I went to this website and could not find anything. I type in  my name and nothing came up. Then I start searching the Internet and found out this is a scam.

First, you cannot block you number when calling a toll free phone.  They pay for the call so they have the right to know who is calling.  There is no need to go to a site like that.  Every state has their own web site set up.  This company will charge you money to "search" for your property, something that can easily be done for free.  Hopefully you did not give them too much information.

Any communication received from US mail which appears fraudulent should be taken down to the local post office so that the postal inspectors can take a look at it.  This could be mail fraud.

I got the samething  on a mail but i didn't  call cuz it looks funny.

I got the same postcard. Thought it must be a scam. I can't believe they actually spend money on postage to mail these cards out. Thanks for your post.

I got same post card with an ID number. I had a feeling it is a scam so I tossed the card in the trash!

This number appears on post cards sent out by an unknown party. It is answered by automated service which refers the caller to www.unclaimed.org. This is the site for NAUPA, the National Association for Unclaimed Property Administrators. The state unclaimed property divisions subscribe to missingmoney.com, which is the search used on the NAUPA site. Many simply link to the official state web site. We are not sure why someone is mailing the postcards. We have yet to find any property in our database for the individuals who receive these cards. If you would like to search for unclaimed property from an official state site, go to that state's government website and link from it. Be suspicious of third party sites and never pay anyone to locate your unclaimed property. This service free from the state divisions.