What the agent did
He built a bot that checks for unclaimed property and had it scan his customer list. It drafted and sent emails to the people it found, telling them how to collect. The money belongs to his contacts. His own gain is the client meetings.
Result, as claimed
It found > $8000 in funds across 150 personal contacts, drafted and sent emails to them with collection information. Already have 4 client meetings set up as a side effect.
This is the result as the person described it in public. It has not been checked and is not a typical outcome.
Proof
Try it yourself
An agent that checks public unclaimed property records for your client list and drafts a helpful note to each person it finds.
Prompt
Here is a list of my clients and contacts [CSV with name, city, state]. For each person, search the official unclaimed property database for [state or country], such as MissingMoney.com in the US. List matches with the holder, the amount range shown and a link to the claim page. Mark weak matches where only the name fits. Draft a short, friendly email for strong matches telling them how to check and claim it themselves for free. Do not ask for fees or personal details. Show me every email before it is sent.Tools
- Grok Bot Can search, sort matches and draft emails
- MissingMoney.com Official free US search across most states
- Google Sheets Free tracker for matches and replies
Steps
- Check that your contacts agreed to hear from you and that your local rules allow this kind of outreach.
- Run the prompt on a small batch first.
- Verify each strong match yourself on the official site.
- Send the approved emails and log replies.
Watch out: Name matches can be wrong and bulk emails can look like scams, so verify each match and keep the message clearly free and helpful.
Starter version by Solopreneur Code