what should you do if you are send a Money Gram thats not worth the paper its wrote on?
148239
Take your lumps and move on.  The world isn't over, but you are now a better and smarter person because you learned something.  This will not be the last time you lose money, but it will be harder for someone to swindle you now.
424439
It should read 'NSF' which is non sufficient funds meaning you don't have the money to cover the transaction. That's all I can come up with.
914140
It has replaced a bill of the same serial number that had an error.  It is a collectors item so don't spend it - it's worth more than a dollar to a collector.
744642
ITs possible that the reciepient, cannot trace who send the money to them...coz you will give some reason to the counter...you just tell them that this is a gift or you dont want them to know who gave or send money to them....just gave them the number where they can contact you incase the money rejected.  Or you can gave some alias.
915292
The Post Office will cash the money order if they have enough funds on hand and the mo is legit.\n\nBe aware that there are a huge number of fraudulent money orders out there and cashing fake money orders is one of the hottest scams.  The tell tale signs of the scam is if someone asks that you cash the money order and send them part of the money with a legitimate money order or check.  If this is the case , not only will you lose your money but you might be prosecuted as a part of a money order fraud/money laundering scheme.
608628
If it comes with an envelope with free postage, tear up the literature and place in in the envelope.  They have to pay return postage.
778861
I thnk you did not write it down right ... please check it again and send it again
941354
put it in the mailbox.....whoever gets it will just have to fork over the money for a stamp.
825254
Just a warning to people reading this - do not send money to someone whom you have never met. Even if you do meet, make sure you can keep track of his whereabouts. Do not invest in something you can't trust 100%.
522760
Return them to sender. If you want to keep them, then call them, and set up a way to pay for them...it won't cost you hardly anything. They may even let you keep them for free for being so honest.
85275
keep it in word format and attach it to the email.  this way they can print it up and it will keep the original properties that the person already had.  \n\nThis is only if the sender had sent it to you with Word... if they just copy and pasted it in to the body - I would ask them to resend it if they have the original in WORD.
293634
I worked at a collection agency for three years. You can write on the envelope..."return to sender....wrong address" The agency will receive it back and correct thier files, or they are supposed to anyway. That way you don't have to go to all the trouble of writing a letter and wasting a stamp.
983739
Void the check, and write a new one.  Just write "VOID" in large letters across the face of the check, and mark out the amount and/or your signature if it makes you feel better.  This is the simplest solution.
949428
I received a letter from this group stating that I won an award, I threw it in the trash and started investigating. It is a fraudulent organization. Also, be aware that a letter is being circulated in which a person posing as an artist is looking for someone to open an account in their country in order to accept money orders and send the cash to them in the Netherlands. Don't fall for this ploy. A lady accepted a large sum of money in the form of Money Orders from a person who wanted to move to the U. S. The person, a few days later, wanted her to send two thousand dollars to him, stating that it was an emergency, \nshe sent the money only to find out that the money orders had been stolen and she was out two thousand dollars and had a visit from the authorities. Let's use our smarts in these situations.
757578
go to USPS.com and look at the stamps to find out the value of that stamp. You can still use it you will just have to add more if its not enough.
150647
First, I'd probably be really excited but then I'd think about it and feel sorry for the person who lost it.\nThen, I'd contact the bank and have them investigate.\nIt might be ok, sometimes people get rewarded for doing good things.
3745
Say thanks, and if you need to take it back, ask them if they got a gift receipt.  If they have one, then politely explain to them that you'd really like a napster subscription better, and so you'd like to exchange it.  It's not a big deal unless you make it one.