YOu can always call up the bank and give them all the information before you cash the money order. A money order is always set aside from the person to the bank so that the bank doesnt bounce the check. Nor does the person. Once it leaves the person it is upto the bank. A money order is always valid even if a bank goes belly up.
checking to see if money order R202715632823 has been cashed
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Hopefully you still have the stub? If you don't maybe you have the receipt. It is possible that the check # may be on that. Either way on the back of the check stub there will be a toll free # and instructions.
Yes you can call the bank that is printed on the check and they will let you know if the account is valid or not. I just recently received a check and I had to do some research myself.... I called AMSOUTH bank and a representative asked me the account number and she verified that ot was not valid. I knew from jump that I was being scammed!!! BEWARE!!!!
Never send cash, if sending a payment through the mail, send either a Money Order, Cashiers Check or a Personal/Company Check. Your best options are to have the letter sent registered mail and request a received receipt that the receiver must sign in order to receive the letter and payment. If you have a business, it is better to send a business check and send it registered. You can have a receipt for when the person receives the letter and once the check is cashed, your bank can show a canceled check. if payment is being made in person, GET A SIGNED RECEIPT. Do not allow them to SEND you a receipt in the mail, get it immediately with a signature showing that payment has been made and received. If you sent cash, then you have no way of knowing and must trust the honesty of the receiver. However, if you sent a money order, cashiers check, or personal check, those can be traced and signatures can be viewed to see if they were cashed and by whom.
checking to see if money order R202715632823 has been cashed
Check to see that it is supported by historical evidence.
I don't see why not has long as you have the money you should be good :)
The word valid is an adjective; I am happy to see that you have a valid reason for your action. The related verb is validate, meaning to make valid. You have to validate your check by signing it. The past tense is validated. It's a regular verb.
Check your money notes and see if everyone on them is a president...
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To Check Missing, Lost, or Stolen U.S. Money Order FormsGo To::http://www.usps.com/cpim/ftp/bulletin/2009/pb22270/pdf/pullout.pdf#search='actual serial numbers consist first site:www.usps.com/cpim/ftp/bulletin'
Hopefully you still have the stub? If you don't maybe you have the receipt. It is possible that the check # may be on that. Either way on the back of the check stub there will be a toll free # and instructions.
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USPS Money orders are normally not trackable to traceable, so to find out where a USPS money order is, or if it has been cashed, you need to take your original reciept and stub from the Money order to your local post office and fill out a Money Order Inquiry form, which has a $5.00 charge for processing (since they are normally not able to be tracked) - this process can take up to 2 months, but if the Money Order is found to be Lost and not cashed, the post office can do a reimbursement.
The full phrase is "Pay To the Order Of," followed by the blank for the payee's name. The phrase is used because a check is an order for a bank or other financial institution to pay money drawn from the payer's account when the payee desires it. See the related link "Wikipedia: Cheque" for more information.
Yes you can call the bank that is printed on the check and they will let you know if the account is valid or not. I just recently received a check and I had to do some research myself.... I called AMSOUTH bank and a representative asked me the account number and she verified that ot was not valid. I knew from jump that I was being scammed!!! BEWARE!!!!