Hi.
As far as I knnow the easiest way to deposit money into Alertpay via money order is
1. Login to your account
2. Click on Deposit and choose Money order (There is no fees associated with Money order deposit)
3. A new page would open asking you amount. Enter the amount.
4. Click next - A new page would open showing simply the details of your transaction.
5. Click deposit and you get a new page which shows you the same info as in Step 2 plus a REFERENCE NUMBER for your transaction and alertpay address and department.
6. Go to Western Union - Purchase a money order from Western Union in USD and fund your account that way. Please make sure to create a deposit transaction and follow all instructions. The money order has to be sent by you to the address listed at the last step of the transaction. Write your reference number on the money order.
For further assistance write to or call Alertpay staff.
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Your in humanity
David
You can pay the earnest money deposit for this transaction by writing a check, using a money order, or transferring funds electronically.
Yes, many banks pay interest on the money you deposit into your savings account.
Yes, take it back or just write yourself as the pay to & deposit. You know it's "good".
to pay in money (from anselem peter.c)
It is a money order where you have to pay with money.
You can pay the earnest money deposit for this transaction by writing a check, using a money order, or transferring funds electronically.
Yes, many banks pay interest on the money you deposit into your savings account.
If the 'somebody else' has signed the back with 'pay to the order of xxx' and then signs their name.
Yes, take it back or just write yourself as the pay to & deposit. You know it's "good".
no the deposit is money you give to a company is sort of like you saying 'hey look here is some money i have more so i can pay do it and you'll get the rest' so basically you should not pay anything after a deposit until it is done. There have been scams where builders take a deposit and keep asking for money each week then run with the money and leave your house in shambles.
to pay in money (from anselem peter.c)
that person who you deposited the money has to pay you double the amount you deposited
Deposit interest.
It is a money order where you have to pay with money.
yes.youcan pay it with a money order
Yes, you generally have to pay taxes on the interest earned from a certificate of deposit (CD) when it matures or when the interest is credited, even if you do not withdraw the money.
Money orders are a major source of fraudulent transactions, so you may find that your mother's bank will not allow you to deposit a money order made payable to you into her checking account. You should ask the bank if they will allow it and what requirements they have if they do allow it. They will likely request that both you and your mother be present, sign the check in front of the teller, and provide photo ID. If the money order is still blank on the front (i.e. no name is written in the "pay to the order of:" line), you can simplify things by making it payable to your mother and allowing her to sign and deposit it.