Cash Unclaimed Database Ramps Up Online Customer Service and Support

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Los Angeles, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) November 24, 2011 -- Huntington Beach, CA – Cash Unclaimed is considered one of the world's largest databases for unclaimed property and money that may be held in State and Federal Treasury accounts. The database offers free money searches for all 50 states and several federal government agency databases simultaneously. The database recently increased its customer service and support efforts with a new online help tool. The new help tool offers several categories of frequently asked questions and a submission form where Cash Unclaimed visitors can ask detailed questions not found in the FAQ.

The categories offered by the Cash Unclaimed free money help tool include ways to cancel the premium service, questions related to payment and signing up, problems with logging in, usernames and passwords, credit cards and billing questions and other general questions. There is even a category for questions related to using the new customer service and support tool. The Cash Unclaimed free money customer service and support tool also offers a search box so that individuals can quickly locate the answers to any pressing questions. This extra functionality is designed to help visitors conduct free money searches quickly and easily.

According to the Cash Unclaimed website, the State and Federal governments are holding multiple billions of dollars in revenue. California alone has $3.2 billion in its Treasury. The free money being held in these State and Federal Treasuries include uncashed checks and money orders, abandoned savings and checking accounts and safe deposit boxes, lost cash dividends, found utility deposits, court deposits and much more. The Cash Unclaimed search function is free but there is also a low-cost premium membership that offers more benefits, including helping the Cash Unclaimed visitor verify the funds in question.

About Cash Unclaimed: Cash Unclaimed is considered one of the world's largest databases for finding free money that may come from deceased relatives, uncashed checks, abandoned bank accounts and more. The database allows for a free money search in all State and Federal Treasury databases simultaneously. The search is free but there is also a premium membership that offers extra functionality, such as the ability to verify the funds in question. And now the database is ramping up its customer service and support with a Cash Unclaimed free money search online help section. For more information on Cash Unclaimed free money search and to learn more about the new customer service and support tool, visit: cashunclaimed.com/faq/postquestion.php.

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