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Actually, I thought the same thing at first, but it turns out that this company is legitimate. Charles (or Chuck) asked me to show the contract to my lawyer. Luckily a friend of mine is a lawyer and he told me that the contract was real. I also looked the company up on the Better Business Bureau and it got an A rating. I decided to go for it and low and behold, I did get some money. Some companies out there are scams, but this one was real. I suggest doing your homework. It paid off for me.

I have no idea who Beck Battle is. These men do not work for me, nor have they ever worked for me. I do not have anyone on my staff whose job it is to go to people's houses. Almost all of my business is contracted via mail or over the phone or internet. If the paperwork is properly notarized, even faxed contracts are legitimate. You were right to be suspicious. I just hope this turns out well for you and your family.

Regarding your last question, many of these funds originate from private sources that might remain unknown to the county (e.g., old bank accounts or investments). These might not always show up in a will, especially if the family member is estranged or they have no idea the money exists themselves (e.g., maybe they closed the bank account years ago). Each case is very different. If the money was easy to find, chances are the county would have contacted you. Finding these assets is very complicated and can take a long time. This is why companies like mine charge a finders fee. By the time you get a letter from me it is often the result of months and perhaps years of research.

The bottom line, there are scams but there are also legitimate companies. My company is legitimate. If you have any doubt, feel free to show our contract (or any other contract) to somebody who knows contract law (e.g., a lawyer). They will let you know if it is real or not. And remember, NEVER give personal information like social security numbers or bank account numbers to anyone. We never ask for this information, and legitimate companies never will. If somebody asks for this, chances are they are trying to scam you.

I am person who is very on top of my families finances, so it came as a surprise when I received a call from Charles that I might be entitled to some unclaimed funds. After long and thoughtful consideration , I decided to let Charles go forward on this for me, and lo and behold, also to my surprise, Charles came thru ! My portion of the recovered funds was almost $9,000.00, more than enough to take my whole family on the Hawaiin vacation we always talked about, but couldn't afford. I would advise people to give Charles a chance to see if he can help you the way he helped me

Charles contacted me approx. 3 months ago, and it turned out I was entitled to money thru an inheretence that I had no idea about

Great job, Great service and thanks a ton!

WEll WE WILL SEE,  BECAUSE IT sounds Good..

Mr. Demes contacted me about five months ago about money owe to my self and my ex-husband. I didn't think it was a scam because I have no debit. He did not ask for any personal info either. Now, he will not return my phone calls. I keep getting collection letters for ex-husband at my residence which he never lived. I'm a sucker!

im trying to contact with you because im daughter of David Castillo and i was thinking if you can please contact me cause its important my phone numer is 402-459-1422, my addres is 807 south broad st lot 180 in Fremont, NE, 68025 Thanks

The world is getting way too cynical.  I am a past client of this company.  They delivered on what they promised.  I am 100% satisfied.  My suggestion is research the company and then take a plunge.

Dude, You made my summer.  Now I don't have to work some lame part time job to support my passion.  Great job!

This reeks of a typical bait and switch or basic scam.  Many of the positive posts are surprisngly short on details but state he "Did what he promised" never something specific like he "found my HUD money" or "found $36,500 in inheritance" which begs the question why anyone would be so thankful but not care to mention what he actually did which is the same patter on his web page.  When someone is not clear about what they really do or how much they actually charge it is a good bet that they are being unclear because they don't want you to understand and i would also be very skeptical of so many posts that lack any concrete numbers or examples - sort of like the psychics who always claim your long lost relative "just wants to let you know they're OK" but never let you know anything really specific like where that lost inheritance is hidden!

charles demes is an idiot.  give it up old man.

Do some research on his company "Capital Recovery Inc." He's got an F rating from the BBB because of some 19 complaints.  Do not do business with this guy.  If money is owed to you, you can usually find it by checking with government agencies and doing Google searches.  Best of luck to you.

Hi everyone, thought I'd clarify some things given that I just went through this process....
I received a call from Charles Demes and thought it sounded fishy. I did some internet research and found out that there are several companies that go by "Capital Recovery." Some are collection agencies, but Capital Recovery, LLC--Charles Demes DID get an "A" rating from the BBB (maybe the previous post was related to another Capital Recovery that got an F rating, but this is not Mr. Demes' company). Anyway, given the confusion, I was still wary. Mr. Demes faxed the contract and I decided to show it to my cousin who is a lawyer, so I faxed it to him. My cousin said the contract was legitimate, so I signed it (why not? It was no cost to me). I did get a check in the mail for a little over $11,000.00. (it took a bit longer than I thought--about 6 weeks). It was related to an inheritance issue (kindof complicated--the rightful heirs died and I was next of kin twice removed or something). Anyway, several of you asked for more info, so since I just went through it, here is some details. The way it worked was that when they got the contract, they called me to confirm that I was actually related to the heirs. Once it was confirmed they sent it to a lawyer who had to go to court. After that I didn't hear anything for awhile. I called and they told me that it was going though the trail process and to be patient. Several weeks later I got a check with detailed information about my case (like he promised). Everyone at Capital Recovery was responsive. I had no obligations to Mr. Demes or Capital Recovery once I got the check (just a check, no more papers to sign or anything). Simple, I know but that is what happened. I encourage you to do your homework, but do the RIGHT homework. Start with the Better Business Bureau website and type his name directly. Show the contract to a lawyer if you can. If it is Mr. Demes, he is legit.

I'm a 70 year old retired grandmother , and I thought I knew everything about my family. It turns out I didn't. Charles Demes contacted me and told me I had an inheritance coming to me, and that we would recover it for me. I was very skeptical at first, but after seeing that his company Capital Recovery was a member of the BBB and had an A rating, and after consultation with my husband, I decided to sign the papers. It turns out that my brother who died several years ago had some money that no one knew about.This turned out not to be very surprising after all, as my brother was a very private person who didn't talk about his finances with me or anyone else in our family. Because I was the last surviving sibling of my family, and my brother was never married and had no children, I was entitled to inherit that money. I would have never received it without Charles Demes help. I am happy that I decided to become a client of Capital Recovery, and I would suggest that people give Charles a chance to help them. It was a very positive experience all around, and I am using those recovered funds to take my grandkids on a family vacation to Florida this winter

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I just received the unclaimed funds that were due to me because of the hard work of Charles Demes/ Capital Recovery. I really don't understand why some people are filled with negative energy and writing bad things about Charles. And I notice that these people did not even use his services. Charles and his company Capital Recovery were very professional, did a good job for me, and are helping other people obtain funds due to them. I'd just like to say to those other people that if you didn't use Charles services that's fine, that's your choice, but you shouldn't then be bad mouthing & smearing him and trying to tear him down.That's all negetive energy, you should do something positive & constructive with yourself. I'm a mother of three young children, and that's a lesson I've taught my kids.

I've a small landscaping company and was approached in early May of this year by Charles Demes. Ofcourse, my initial reaction was sceptical but the proposal is what ultimately sold me.  My attitude was if ther's no money up front- let's do it. I'm  happy to report that I'm a satisfied customer and this estate forced our extended dysfunctional family to reach out to each other and reconnect. Thank you Capital Recovery

I was notified by family that a Mr. Charles Demes was looking for me. He had called them several times in a two day period. I called the number he had left and tried to speak with him myself, but to no avail we just played phone tag. I left him a message indicating who I was and have no knowledge of who he was but wanted to put an end to the calls. He returned my call indicating who he was looking for and his type of business and that if I'm not the person or do not know the person he is looking for than do not call back. Will he contacted my family again, so I left him another message indicating that I nor my family know the person he is searching for. I hope this ends it

Mr. Charles Demes called me about two weeks before Thanksgiving with his proposal to recover some funds that he said may be due to me. I'm a skeptical person by nature, so I asked him for references, and he directed me to the BBB. It turns out his company is legit , and I was pleasantly surprised to see it had an A rating, which is the highest rating the BBB gives out. That clinched it for me, as I thought if Charles and his company Capital Recovery didn't deliver as promised, then the BBB would be hearing from me, and they would hold Charles and Capital Recovery accountable.I also liked the fact that I wasn't being charged anything up front, and I wouldn't owe him or his compnay anything if they didn't recover any money for me. So I figured, what the heck, I'll give the guy a chance. I got the paperwork notarzed, and mailed it back in. It turns out I was due an inheritence,I never knew about. The only thing additional I had to do was sign an affidavit stating my heirship. And, just like Charles said, the process took about 6 weeks, and I just got my share the funds right before Christmas ! An unexpected gift !