“If someone called you today and said, ‘Hey, you have $50,000 waiting for you’—what would you do? Hang up? Assume it’s a scam?”

That reaction is exactly why billions of dollars in unclaimed assets remain untouched. Every year, rightful heirs miss out on inheritances, bank accounts, and real estate they never knew existed—simply because the idea of “found money” seems too good to be true.

At EstateCo, we understand the skepticism. In a world filled with phishing scams, fraudulent sweepstakes, and too-good-to-be-true financial schemes, it’s natural to question anyone claiming they can reunite you with lost assets.

Why So Many People Lose Track of Their Assets

When it comes to unclaimed assets, there’s no single centralized system or process. As a result, it’s often easy for our legal and financial institutions to lose track of assets — especially property that owners and heirs don’t know about. Some of the most common reasons include:

• Unclaimed Inheritances – If an estate isn’t properly settled, rightful heirs may never be notified that they are entitled to assets.
• Dormant Bank Accounts & Investments – If an account owner passes away or forgets about an old investment, those funds can end up in government-controlled unclaimed property programs.
• Uncashed Checks & Insurance Payouts – Many life insurance policies and settlements go unclaimed simply because the beneficiaries are unaware of them.
• Real Estate & Property Title Issues – If a property is inherited but not properly transferred, it can sit in limbo, unclaimed for years.

These missing assets don’t disappear — they sit there, waiting to be claimed. Unfortunately because the process of finding and claiming them isn’t widely understood, many people dismiss it outright.

How EstateCo Proves Found Money Is Real

We get it: when something sounds too good to be true, it often is. That’s why EstateCo operates with full transparency and a commitment to legitimacy. Here’s how we ensure everything we do is real, legal, and in your best interest:

We Only Contact You When We’ve Verified the Claim

Unlike scams that promise “free money,” we don’t reach out to people unless we’ve already identified an actual, verifiable asset with their name on it…or the name of someone they may be connected to in some way. Before making contact, we do extensive research, cross-referencing legal records, financial databases, and official government filings.

We Work Within Legal Systems & Compliance

EstateCo follows strict legal procedures to help families claim assets, working directly with courts, financial institutions, and estate administrators. We provide official documentation for every case, ensuring full transparency.

We Don’t Require Upfront Payment

Scams often demand immediate fees or personal information before providing details. EstateCo does the opposite. We do the work first, and you only pay once we successfully help you claim your assets. Our success-based model means we only get paid if we reunite you with your rightful inheritance.

We Provide Clear Documentation & Proof

Every case we work on comes with tangible proof: official records, estate filings, and financial statements that confirm the existence of the unclaimed asset. Clients receive a step-by-step breakdown of how we locate assets and what is required to claim them.

Still Skeptical? That’s a Good Thing. Here’s How to Verify Our Work

We don’t expect blind trust. In fact, we encourage due diligence. If you ever receive a notice from EstateCo, here’s how you can verify its legitimacy:

Check Public Databases – Many states have unclaimed property databases where you can independently verify missing assets.

Ask for Documentation – We provide full legal proof before asking you to proceed with any claim.

Research Our Track Record – EstateCo has successfully helped reunite countless families with wealth they thought was lost forever.

Consult an Attorney – If you’re unsure about any claim, we recommend speaking with a trusted estate attorney for an independent opinion.

Your Inheritance Shouldn’t Be a Mystery

It’s understandable to be cautious, but skepticism shouldn’t prevent you from reclaiming what’s rightfully yours. If EstateCo has reached out to you, it’s because we believe you or someone you know may be connected to unclaimed property. Contact us today to learn more about next steps.