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CPOD

Abandoned State Fund Services

CP OUTLAW DISPATCHING LLC

At CPOD, we're an asset recovery company that specialize in using our resources in locating individuals, families, estates, agencies, and businesses that have forgotten or unknown abandoned property. We work mutually with the state in helping our clients recover their funds.

We have a team of experienced investigators aka locators dedicated to finding the owner(s). They meticulously research, verify, and confirm ownership to ensure the claim is valid and accurately file for faster disbursements. This has led to us helping hundreds and we remain committed to helping more.

Why We Exist?

State governments don't have the manpower or resources to track down every individual, family, estate, agency, and business in regards to their unclaimed abandoned property. This created the opportunity for the formation of companies like ours to do this work for a small government-regulated fee that we can charge our clients.

We have the ability to diligently research and make hundreds of phone calls to locate the property owner(s). This enables us to bridge the gap in the amount of time the funds are abandoned to connecting the funds to its rightful owner.

Our Mission

Our mission is to connect the millions of people to the abandoned funds that rightfully belong to them— through diligent research and an unwavering commitment to locating the rightful owner.

How It Works

To give you an idea of the unclaimed process in the states, California is used as an example.

What is Abandoned Property?

Abandoned property is generally defined as any financial asset that has been left inactive by the owner for a period of time specified in the law, generally three (3) years. Holders of abandoned property are required to review their records on an annual basis and report such property to the state.

Most states register companies in order to allow them to help the owner claim the abandoned property. The fees these businesses may charge to cover the costs of their efforts to reunite owners is government regulated with the exception of county probated estate property with heirs which has no restriction on fees.

Types of Abandoned Property

Unclaimed property can be intangible, which is the most common (ex. uncashed paychecks, stocks), or tangible (ex. safe deposit box contents). Some of the common forms of unclaimed property include:

Checking/Savings Account
Stocks
Refunds
Traveler's Checks
Certificates of Deposits
Customer Overpayments
Mineral Royalty Payments
Contents of Safe Deposit Boxes
Annuities
Insurance Payments/Refunds
Trust Distributions
Unredeemed Money Orders
Gift Certificates
Uncashed Dividends
Payroll Checks
Life Insurance Policies
Utility Security Deposits

Fun Fact: Currently, there's over $70 billion in abandoned property in the United States.

In fact, nearly 1 in 7 Americans have unclaimed funds or abandoned assets waiting to be claimed. We play a major role in locating people to claim their property each year.

Abandoned Property Asset Recovery Services

We specialize in simplifying the process to help individuals, families, estates, and businesses recover the abandoned funds that rightfully belong to them—quickly, securely, and with zero upfront costs.

Our Services

Property Search & Identification
We locate you based on abandoned funds found in your name or that of a loved one from trusted state and national sources.
Claim Filing & Documentation
We handle the paperwork for you—accurately and efficiently.
Proof of Abandoned Funds Ownership
We request pertinent documents to verify ownership in accordance with the states.
Estate & Inheritance Abandoned Funds
We help with probate, wills, or no-will verification in accordance with the states.
Business, Agencies, & Nonprofit Abandoned Funds
We help organizations recover forgotten funds—like uncashed checks, credits, and dormant accounts.
Legal & Notary Support
We schedule a mobile notary, if available, to notarize documents at no cost if needed.
Claim Tracking & Customer Support
We provide frequent updates until the funds are disbursed.

When Will You Receive Your Funds?

Processing times vary by state and the type of abandoned property involved. In most cases, claims are completed within 12 to 24 weeks. All recovered funds are paid directly to the owner by the state. Once the owner receives their money, our finder’s commission fee is collected.

CPOD Finder's Commission Fee

We charge a government-regulated finder’s commission fee of 10%. This fee serves as compensation for us finding you and bringing to the attention of the abandoned funds to you, which you may not have found without us.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a SCAM?

Absolutely not. We are a legitimate company that locate individuals, families, estates, and businesses and help them claim funds that are rightfully theirs.

We work only with government-held abandoned property and follow all legal guidelines for documentation and disclosure. The funds we help you recover are paid directly to you by the state, and we only receive our finder’s commission fee after you’ve been paid—never upfront.

We’re proud of our transparent process, and we’re always happy to answer any questions you have before getting started.

How did you find me?

We use public records, government databases, and other verified sources to identify individuals and businesses who may be entitled to the abandoned property.

If we contacted you, it’s because we believe you or a family member may be owed money.

Where is this money coming from?

Abandoned funds typically come from things like forgotten bank accounts, uncashed checks, insurance policies, escrow balances, and other financial assets that have been turned over to the state after a period of inactivity. The state holds these funds until the rightful owner claims them.

Do I have to pay anything upfront?

No. Our services are 100% performance-based. We only collect our finder’s commission fee after you’ve received your funds from the state. If you don’t get paid, neither do we.

How much does it cost?

When the claimed is paid, our government-regulated finder’s commission fee is 10%.

We look forward to finding you and helping you get dispatched what belongs to you!

It's as simple as this!

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