I would like to make you some money…

[DanielChase]

Sweet I've got about 1000 hits with my name

That’s weird, I wouldn’t think Subzali would be so common

 

[DanielChase]

Looks like I have a couple hundred buck coming my way.

That’s the ChaseMart Guarantee!

 

[DanielChase]

@DanielChase I've had a pile of unclaimed money out there for years. I've pinged this website and it shows up. I did it again just now and it's still there. It was a car wreck in 2005 and the two insurance companies went to court for years over it. I stopped caring but eventually they must have found in favor of my insurance company and some of the money was assigned to me. Every single one of these places wants my social security number though. No thanks.

Alternatively, you can do this:

 

[DanielChase]

Sweet I have some to claim!

See you in the Big Rock Candy Mountians!

 

[rushthezeppelin]

Sweet I've got about 1000 hits with my name

Yeah try being named Christopher Smith....even narrowing it down to texas it's still over 1k....

 

[rushthezeppelin]

LMAO so narrowing down with cities I haven't found anything for me yet but I found one for my dad.

 

[DanielChase]

LMAO so narrowing down with cities I haven't found anything for me yet but I found one for my dad.

Hey! I have a good buddy in the club named Christopher Smith! @rushthezeppelin Hey! Have you met this guy!? He’s got the same name as you…

 

[Hulk]

I made a claim in Colorado and another in Illinois. We'll see if either of them turn into real money.

 

[MonPetiteShoe]

The CO Department of Treasury website links to the Colorado Unclaimed Property Website. If you're feeling a little skiddish about the above method, it's an option. I've used it before to get $25 from Wells Fargo. It's secure, but any data you put into the interwebs can be vulnerable one way or another. (Whether malicious or well intentioned.)
The site Chase listed routes to the same CO unclaimed property website. I'd say it's solid.