It came today, and was dated April 8th 2009....The Postmaster said that this was the first major concern, and basically treated me like a con artist.
I am trying to figure out ahead of time what I could say when I go back to the Local Post Office (New York). The woman working said "it did not show up in the county records" and also wanted me to know where it was from. I am thinking if I call USPS, or the Winter Garden office specifically, that hopefully I can get more information
I am trying to figure out ahead of time what I could say when I go back to the Local Post Office (New York). The woman working said "it did not show up in the county records" and also wanted me to know where it was from. I am thinking if I call USPS, or the Winter Garden office specifically, that hopefully I can get more information
Yes - the first 5 digits on the MO are the zip, and the 6th is the specific post office in that zip if there are more than 1.
Any update on this?
Yes - the first 5 digits on the MO are the zip, and the 6th is the specific post office in that zip if there are more than 1.
Any update on this?
Im pretty sure this is the case.
Im pretty sure this is the case.
Jeesh.
I would call the PO and be pissed. Why are they holding your money?
Then I would go to your bank and be pissed. Why wont they cash them? PO money orders never expire.
I would certainly take the 2 back that they stamped and tell them you are now fucked and that they need to deposit them.
Jeesh.
I would call the PO and be pissed. Why are they holding your money?
Then I would go to your bank and be pissed. Why wont they cash them? PO money orders never expire.
I would certainly take the 2 back that they stamped and tell them you are now fucked and that they need to deposit them.
BTW - a MO has to be endorsed like any other check. If you do not endorse it, your bank has a stamp that they endorse it with.
I am near certain that this is the stamp on the back of your MO. And I am also near certain that your PO thought you were trying to cash a MO that was already cashed years ago (because of the date).
Once they realize that it has never been cashe - and you explain that the dummies at your bank stamped it but wouldnt deposit it - you will get your money from the PO.
But I would still go down to your bank and demand they make it right - because an endorsed MO by your bank can only be reconciled by your bank. Tell them this really fucked you up - and be aggessive and pissed.
BTW - a MO has to be endorsed like any other check. If you do not endorse it, your bank has a stamp that they endorse it with.
I am near certain that this is the stamp on the back of your MO. And I am also near certain that your PO thought you were trying to cash a MO that was already cashed years ago (because of the date).
Once they realize that it has never been cashe - and you explain that the dummies at your bank stamped it but wouldnt deposit it - you will get your money from the PO.
But I would still go down to your bank and demand they make it right - because an endorsed MO by your bank can only be reconciled by your bank. Tell them this really fucked you up - and be aggessive and pissed.
It all seems clear now.
The PO thinks you came across some old MO's, that were cashed at Pathmark years ago - and you are trying to "double cash" them.
They should already know that it has never been cashed.
But your bank are morons. You need to go there and tell them. And not nicely.
It all seems clear now.
The PO thinks you came across some old MO's, that were cashed at Pathmark years ago - and you are trying to "double cash" them.
They should already know that it has never been cashed.
But your bank are morons. You need to go there and tell them. And not nicely.
if i remember correctly, usps money orders expire after 180 days.
three years?
if you were incarcerated you couldve had someone deposit these for you.
if i remember correctly, usps money orders expire after 180 days.
three years?
if you were incarcerated you couldve had someone deposit these for you.
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