Stealth Investigations scam: Spot the unclaimed money trap!

Following a call about a claim supposedly from my state, CO, I returned the call and spoke with a woman who already knew my name, phone number, and address, claiming a former employer from 13 years ago wanted to pay me, which raised my suspicions. After providing my email, I received a form with my name and initials pre-filled, another red flag. The form also mentioned a 30% fee once the payment was deposited into my bank account, yet another concern.

I received another call from this number, with a message from Anthony regarding unclaimed funds. However, the message included my correct name and account information, and I had already claimed the funds through my state.

A call from an individual claiming to be Ann Rogers stated they were looking for my mother regarding a beneficiary issue, but the details provided were outdated and incorrect, indicating a scam.

Upon receiving a call from this company regarding unclaimed funds, I discovered that the claim was indeed legitimate. However, I chose to retrieve the funds personally without incurring any fees from these companies. My advice would be to visit your state's official 'Unclaimed Property' website and search for your name, possibly along with your city. You might be surprised at the results.

A message was left claiming to be part of an investigation into an insurance claim related to my late grandfather, with previous calls having been made from different numbers.

A call was recieved from this number on 6/26/18 with a voicemail, the company name is unclear, she mention somthing about a claim for my mother which sound very suspisous

I recieved a message claiming I'm the benificiary of a family member who is actualy alive and well, obviusly a scam.

These scammers called every body with a certain last name, with an unclaimed money scam, and promis to get money back for you, dont deal with them, give no informations, just hang up

Today, I got a call from this number, where the caller was inquiring about someone acquainted with my ex, despite the fact that I've had no contact with them since our divorce in 2005; the caller left a voicemail with a thick, unintelligible accent, mentioning something about an investigation and a reference number, which I couldn't quite make out.

A woman with a strange accent, claiming to be from TX, left a message i couldnt understand, probaby a scammer.

I was informed about an unclaimed settlement and questioned the caller, who quickly ended the call when asked how they obtained my number, raising red flags about a potential scam

The caller's language was unintelligible and sounded like a scam, possibly originating from a foreign country.

Apparently, Stealth Investigations dialed my number, inquiring about F******* K***** , who happens to be my great grandfather, but he pas away alot time ago. I assuming this is some kinda claim scam