Buying a car from police auctions is a great way to save huge amounts of money on a quality car. BUT! You have to know where to search! You could literally spends months tracking down one resource close to your area! UNTIL NOW!
If you have heard about police auctions before, but just didn’t know how to get involved, this is one site you do not want to miss!
In today’s economy, we are seeking as many ways as possible to save money online, and it is rare to have an opportunity to get huge savings on automobiles. However, I have located THE site Voted Favorite Source to US Gov’t Auto Auctions. Click here for >>> police auctions for cars.
In fact, this website claims you can save up to 95% off the original value of the car. They offer “offer you immediate access to 3,000+ updated auctions nationwide, NOT searchable elsewhere on the Internet and with guaranteed listings in every state“.
So, for police car auctions in for Los Angeles police car impound auctions, Cincinnati police impounds and police auction motorcycles, this one resource will save you hours of searching online.
Jesse from Brooklyn asked about police cars for sale or auction in New York, While Sam in Houston, and Sally in San Diego wanted to know more about auctions in her area.
To save myself from having to mention every city, you should know using Gov Auctions.org serves the entire nation! You’ll never have to ask where can I buy a car from a police auction again.
This website, founded by police officers “specializes in the auction of stolen, seized, found and surplus goods and vehicles. Serving over 1,100 law enforcement agencies nationwide, we offer a fraud-free marketplace with superior customer support”
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I love stories of people being reunited with their money. I absolutely love it!
How would you like to find $1650 in less than 5 minutes?
Check out this story from WRAL in North Carolina.
Clayton, N.C. — Since 5 on Your Side began helping consumers find unclaimed cash more than six years ago, at least 80 people have recovered more than $257,000.
That includes Kris Zawadski, of Clayton, who found out that it could come from another state.
The North Carolina Department of the State Treasurer holds unclaimed property – for example, money from bank accounts, leftover paychecks, old insurance policies – usually because a company has usually lost track of a consumer.
For Zawadski, it was nearly $1,650 from an escrow account held in her name by the state of Nevada, where she lived nearly 10 years ago before moving to North Carolina.
After seeing a 5 on Your Side story about how others found unclaimed money that belonged to them, Zawadski went online and did her own search for unclaimed property.
“I was stunned,” Zawadski said. “And I would imagine, like most people, you never in a million years thought you would lose track of $1,650. No, that’s a lot of money to lose track of.”
Zawadski plans to use the new found money to buy an air conditioner – not too exciting, she says, but necessary.
She says she does have one little extra something planned.
“I am going to do one fun thing. I am going to go see ‘Phantom of the Opera’ with my daughter,” Zawadski said “That’s going to be my birthday present this year.”
That almost brings a tear to my eye as I read it!
What would you do if you found unclaimed money in your name?
Though $1650 is a nice chunk of change, some claims have been much much higher.
Could you be due money?
Imagine if you found $100, $500, $1000, $5000, $10,000 or more? Good lord! That would be one heck of a vacation!
There is only one sure fire way to find out, and that is to conduct a thorough search from the official states unclaimed money bureau databases. I say official for a reason! Beware of sites which offer free unclaimed money searches before registering for their websites. Some sites are currently being investigated by the Attorney General for misleading search results displayed on their websites.
Our own investigation revealed you could search almost any name, including ficticious names like Elmer Fudd, Superman and Mickey Mouse and receive results stating claims were due in those names. We even made up names like “bub humbnhgy” and received returns showing money was due.
BLAH!
To ensure you search searching the official unclaimed money and property databases for all 50 U.S. states, plus learn everything related to missing money, including how to become a finder for profit, see http://www.unclaimedmoney.net
Unclaimed Money.net has every states database links, vital records information, pre-escheat information, unclaimed money news and personalized help from unclaimed money experts if need assistance by email and phone.
The WRAL NC missing money report states:
Nearly $33 billion in unclaimed property sits in state treasuries across the nation. In North Carolina, there are approximately 1 million people with $700 million unclaimed.
Every American needs to search at least once per year, and ShowMeMyMoney.com recommends searching every month as millions of dollars are added to the unclaimed property totals each year. Founder Russ Johnson says “if you have ever moved or left a job without leaving a forwarding address, you need to take a few minutes out of your day and search right now.”
I was speaking with one of our new users today (yes, on a Sunday) and thought there may be others interested in hearing this info.
When searching for unclaimed money and property in the United States, it is important you are searching the correct sites. There are literally dozens of unclaimed money sites on the Internet, and some of them are out to dupe you!
We get numerous calls every week from users who mistake our site from one of our competitor sites. Why are they calling us? Because the company they registered with can’t be found and they want to cancel. The company they ordered from does not reply to emails. They do not have a phone number which we nor they can find. The bad news is they keep getting charged month after month.
We take pride in being accessible to our users and not hiding behind our website. Unfortunately, we do not get paid for doing other sites customer service.
To be fair, I wouldn’t really call them our competitors, as they are what we call incomplete databases. They simply buy lists from the state and import them into their databases. These type sites measure only a fraction of actual claims waiting to be claimed.
Using these type sites, you may get lucky and find a legitimate claim, but even so, you may be leaving dozens of claims on the table simply because you did not conduct an exhaustive search. I also note, on many of these sites, you could type in Mickey Mouse and batman and get returns. Really? Batman is due money? <ha>
Whatever!
I can guarantee you won’t find that crap at our site, and in fact, will find much more than any other unclaimed money website anywhere.
Our membership site ensures you are searching only the official unclaimed money and property databases, as well as learning everything else about these type funds being held in government offices. Including, how to become an unclaimed money finder for profit, regulations to operate as a finder, access to vital records offices and phone numbers for when you need to make a claim on a deceased relative and lastly, those difficult to find claims termed “pre-escheat” which have not been turned over to unclaimed property bureaus. Professional finders love these type claims because they are not regulated and finders can charge any percentage they want.
Some of these turds charge up to 60% of the claim.
Don’t get me wrong, a finder is a good thing when regulated as shown in our website from government offices, with finders taking on average 10-15% of the claim. However, 60% is a bit ridiculous in my opinion and we can help you beat the system if you have been contacted by one of these companies.
It’s also important to note, millions of dollars are added to the unclaimed money fund each year, and you should search more than once per year. In fact, we recommend you search 2-3 times per year, if not once every month. All truth be told, you could search today without finding an unclaimed money listing in your name, then come back tomorrow and a claim be listed. This is how often claims are added year round.
If you are interested in becoming a member of the unclaimed money site and are ready to get started now, go to our registered users log in at http://www.ShowMeMyMoney.com
If you have questions, I am certain you won’t be calling our competition, but they may be calling us.
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The I.I.I. Offers Tips on Finding a Lost or Unclaimed Life Insurance Policy.The I.I.I. Offers Tips on Finding a Lost or Unclaimed Life Insurance Policy
If a family member or close friend dies, and you are unable to locate a hard copy of his or her life insurance policy, there is unfortunately no national or statewide database which lists in-force life insurance policies. However, the I.I.I. suggests the following steps, which can recreate the deceased individual’s financial affairs:
Search files, bank safe deposit boxes: A search of the deceased individual’s financial files, bank books and canceled checks may show evidence of premium payments to a life insurer. In addition, life insurance policies are often placed in bank safe deposit boxes, so it is worth taking a close look at the contents of any such boxes. Finally, a review of the deceased person’s address books may indicate the names of insurance agents or insurance companies with whom they conducted business.
Consult current and prior financial advisers: Besides financial advisers, the deceased individual’s attorney, accountant or insurance agent may be a potential source of information about life insurance policies that were purchased, and then forgotten about.
Review life insurance applications: The application for each life insurance policy is attached to that policy. So if you can find any of the decedent’s life insurance policies, look at the applications for them. The application will have a list of all other life insurance policies the deceased person owned at the time of the application.
Check with state agencies: State governments regulate the insurance industry. The National Association of insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has a Life Insurance Company Location System; it can help you find the
state insurance departments that can help identify insurers that might have written a life insurance policy for the deceased. The state comptroller’s office in most states also takes receivership of unclaimed money from life insurance policies belonging to the deceased, if the deceased’s beneficiaries do not lay claim to the policy’s proceeds.
Contact a private search firm: Several private companies will, for a fee, contact insurance companies on your behalf to determine if the deceased person had a life insurance policy. Moreover, the MIB Group, Inc., an insurance trade association used by hundreds of U.S. carriers in underwriting life insurance applications, maintains a Policy Locator Service. Their database contains over 150 million records representing inquiries submitted on individually underwritten life insurance applications processed during the last 12 years. An MIB Group search costs $75 and they claim to find evidence of one or more life insurance policy applications about 25 percent of the time. MIB Group customers must provide them with the proper documentation, including the
policyholder’s death certificate and proof indicating the person requesting access to the deceased person’s life insurance information is entitled to receive it. Details and an application are available at MIB’s Policy Locator Service.
“Before having to go through the steps we describe here, grown children ought to talk with their elderly parents now about life insurance policies survivors should know about,” Dr. Weisbart said. “It is an awkward but necessary conversation to have so that families can be prepared when ‘the time comes.’”
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It appears this economic stimulus package news never ends, and there are two new stories to share.
IRS promises fix to stimulus check problem – ST. LOUIS – The Internal Revenue Service says overdue economic stimulus checks will soon be mailed to about a quarter of a million married couples who had been denied the money because a spouse’s married name and Social Security number didn’t match.
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2nd Round of stimulus packages being discussed in Congress.
Watch this news story on Yahoo News
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