Could this be a scam? Could a business exist to claim property that has been abandoned and then not return the property over to the rightful owner? Read on and decide for yourself.
Patricia Reeves of San Diego was overjoyed last summer upon learning that she was the legal owner of thousands of dollars being held by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC).
Someone from Titan Asset Recovery, a Vancouver company, told her they could retrieve the money—they didn’t say how much—if Reeves allowed Titan to take a 35 percent cut.
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Could this be a scam? Could a business exist to claim property that has been abandoned and then not return the property over to the rightful owner? Read on and decide for yourself.<\/p>\n\n\t
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Patricia Reeves of San Diego was overjoyed last summer upon learning that she was the legal owner of thousands of dollars being held by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC).<\/p>\n\n\t
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Someone from Titan Asset Recovery, a Vancouver company, told her they could retrieve the money—they didn’t say how much—if Reeves allowed Titan to take a 35 percent cut. <\/p>\n\n