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UPromise pay out

July 24th, 2013 at 11:06 am

I'm not sure if many of you are involved with UPromise... I had signed up when it first started, about the time my oldest DD was born. Although at first I kept up with trying to get the rewards for everyday purchases, eventually I just got busy with other things and couldn't keep up with the participation companies, which cards to use, etc.

Now, ten years later, after getting an email from them I call them up and ask for help with my account, as I have long forgotten username and password. It turns out I had $128 credit with them, which I requested to be given to me in the form of a check. It arrived yesterday!

No, not the college assistance it was touted to be, but in all fairness I only really participated the first couple years. The $128 was a nice surprise, though, because I had forgotten all about it.

You may want to look into past programs such as UPromise and see if you have any credit remaining, I just assumed it would have expired, but was pleasantly surprised. I'll split this money between my DDs savings.

3 Responses to “UPromise pay out”

  1. laura (momcents) Says:
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    My long forgotten funds were turned over to the State of Illinois (where I live) as abandoned property. I had to provide a few simple forms and my $81 was returned to me. Not much, but agreed, a pleasant surprise!

  2. snafu Says:
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    On a similar note...the government publishes lists on-line of dormant/unclaimed bank accounts, sums forgotten in both chequing and savings accounts that haven't had transactions in more than 10 years. I wonder if any SA participants have found forgotten sums?

  3. FrugalTexan75 Says:
    1374773409

    I think I have around $20 in Upromise funds ... should try and see if I can log in to my account. Smile

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