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BrutalBodyShots
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I wrote about this on the other forum years ago and never made any progress, so I figured I'd post about it here too.
So back in 1985 my mother got me a CD at a local bank. $1000 @ 10.84%. Maturity date was in 1995, where if it wasn't touched it would roll over for another term or whatever. I never touched it.
The bank that it was purchased from went away in 1990, acquired by another bank. There seems to be massive confusion surrounding this, as I've spoken to the acquiring bank and it seems that the original bank wasn't completely scooped up by the acquiring bank, but rather regionally certain branches were etc.
Long story short, I've been searching for this lost CD for easily 10-15 years now. I usually give up on it for a couple of years, then reach back out hoping that new employees may help me and that someone may be successful. I've searched for unclaimed funds in my name (and my mother's name) in all states in the event that whatever bank has it turned it over, but have never been able to find anything. For that reason my guess is that it still resides in a bank somewhere.
If anyone has any advice surrounding this I'm all ears. Step 1 of course is to determine where it may have ended up through acquisitions/mergers and such... then Step 2 would be that entity telling me either A - They have it, or B - That they turned it over to unclaimed funds and if so when/where. That's my thought process anyway.
So back in 1985 my mother got me a CD at a local bank. $1000 @ 10.84%. Maturity date was in 1995, where if it wasn't touched it would roll over for another term or whatever. I never touched it.
The bank that it was purchased from went away in 1990, acquired by another bank. There seems to be massive confusion surrounding this, as I've spoken to the acquiring bank and it seems that the original bank wasn't completely scooped up by the acquiring bank, but rather regionally certain branches were etc.
Long story short, I've been searching for this lost CD for easily 10-15 years now. I usually give up on it for a couple of years, then reach back out hoping that new employees may help me and that someone may be successful. I've searched for unclaimed funds in my name (and my mother's name) in all states in the event that whatever bank has it turned it over, but have never been able to find anything. For that reason my guess is that it still resides in a bank somewhere.
If anyone has any advice surrounding this I'm all ears. Step 1 of course is to determine where it may have ended up through acquisitions/mergers and such... then Step 2 would be that entity telling me either A - They have it, or B - That they turned it over to unclaimed funds and if so when/where. That's my thought process anyway.
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