

| Subject: | Re: What would you do? |
| From: | Barb Cotton |
| Date: | Fri, 11 Feb 2005 10:26:43 -0800 |
OK OK I give! Let me clarify that- I have worked at 3 different post offices as a window clerk over the last 15 years, and I have never sold an international money order (not ALL offices do) and have never cashed an international money order. I was not aware that the post office would cash them, and since I have never gotten any information about cashing them from anyone in authority, I would still send you to the bank. : ) Barb "Steve@EuroCampers.com" <Steve@EUROCAMPERS.COM> wrote: on 2/11/05 10:11 AM, The Bus Depot at vanagon@BUSDEPOT.COM wrote: >> Have to differ with you Ron- I work for the US Postal Service >> as a window clerk, and I've never worked in an office that >> would cash a foreign money order, postal or other. I'm afraid >> if someone came in with one, I would send them to the bank. > > > And I would argue with you. :-) See U.S. postal regulations, section 371.5, > at http://pe.usps.gov/text/Imm/immc3.html#S?oUq2f4wats. The list of > countries the U.S. post office will cash US$ postal money orders from is not > huge, and it's kind of an odd mix (mostly small countries besides Japan and > Canada; probably because most other countries don't sell US$ postal money > orders), but it is indeed an official U.S.P.S. service. Here's the list: I cashed an international postal money order this morning at the post office here in DeSoto MO. It was for about a hundred bucks and from Canada. Yes, very few postal employees know about this and I had to educate the local office the first time I received one. -- Steve Lashley SKL Enterprises Inc. http://EuroCampers.com PO Box 339 1661 Veterans Dr Ste C DeSoto MO 63020 636-337-7700 voice 636-586-7077 fax 888-797-5994 - phone orders Barb 83 Westy Never regret. If it's good, it's wonderful. If it's bad, it's experience. Victoria Holt --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search presents - Jib Jab's 'Second Term'
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