how do you fill out a money order?
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You purchase one at a bank, super market, or other place. There is usually a fee ($3, for example) to buy it. It comes in any amount you wish. It is like a check, in that you write the recipient's name and address on the check. There are 3 copies- one you keep, one the bank keeps and the third one is the check that you mail/give to the recipient. The bank is guaranteeing that the check will be paid when cashed, not you. If the money order is lost, it can usually be replaced (at a fee).
657368
The merchant should tell you who to make the money order to (i.e., what to put under "Pay to the order of"). Generally, this would be the name of the business or individual from whom you are buying. I have no idea what "Purchaser signer for drawer" means, because the postal money orders I've used in the past don't have that. My guess would be that either you sign that as you would the bottom of a check, or the recipient endorses it. If you are still unsure, take it to the Post Office and, before mailing it, go ask a teller there. Under address, put your shipping address (if you are purchasing something to be shipped). Generally, you would put your home or street address, but put whatever address to which they should ship.
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Details Required for credit card Transaction:\n\n1. Card Type: The user is required to type or select of the card, he wishes to use by saying Visa, Amex, Master ,Diners Club card or anyother.\n\n2. Credit Card No. : On getting the card type from the user, the user is required to feed in the credit card no. by typing the appropriate numbers printed as on the credit card.The system replays the card no. for verification\n\n3.Security Code: On getting the card no., the user is instructed to feed in the security code , which is played back for confirmation. Security code is the three digit CVV no. on the back of the credit card in case of Master / Visa / Diners club credit cards or the 4 digit batch code on the back of the Amex Credit cards.\n\n4.Expiry Date: then the system asks the user to enter the credit card expiry date in the format 'mmyy' by pressing the appropriate keys.\n\n5.Credit Card Holders Name: Finally you want to enter the Credit card Holders Name as printed in the Credit Card.\n\nThese are the Required Details for Credit Card Transaction
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Wal Mart should be able to validate the money order.\nThere are lottery scams going on where they send you an\nofficial looking money order. You get in trouble if you cash them.\nHope your question is not prompted by this sort of thing.\nIn case it was, this web site explains the scam.\nhttp://www.fsbank.com/privacy_and_security/identity_theft_and_fraud
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yes of course. A money order is the same as cash! There are no holds put on it like a check. SO there is no waiting periond for it. All you need to do is depsit it as you would cash! It will be in your account w the same speed as if you were dpositing cash ans it is actually safer then depositing cash if you are doing it in a night drop. This way you actually have a reciept of this cash so there are no descrepencies if the bank tries to claim it was never recieved!
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use e-cheque fecility
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the person who will be accepting or cashing the moneyorder. they are the same as a check. You fill out the front with who ever it goes to and their address, then sign the bottom of it in the same place you would if you were righting a check and its done hope this helps you out.
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Do you have any other bank cards or debit cards from the bank at all?\n\nPaypal?  \nTelephone order?  \nCheque in the post etc..\n\nHope this helps?? :-)
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Follow the following steps: -\n1. Know a Bank which is easily assessible from your house, work place, college etc via a Branch or an ATM.\n2. Get yourself photographed, carry two photos to the banks along with a proof of your resident and if a gud sum of money to deposit initially.\n3. Ask for the Account opening form at the Bank.\n4. Fill the form.\n5. ask for the assistence from the Operator or the customer care officer.\n5. Get the form checked.\n6. If any problem refer point no. 5 again.\n7. Get the Account number and collect the cheque book as well.\n8. Also fill the ATM / Debit card form to meet your urgent needs for withdrawls.\n9. Send a thanks note to me when through.
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i have had it happen both ways. sometimes they will print out "to the order of" and some times they give it to me blank...\ni don't think it matters... if you have a preference, just ask the issuer.
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Most court clerks prefer money orders but will accept cash though I have not heard of any taking debit/credit cards, or personal checks but that could change depending on what county you are in and what state.
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Cashiers check.\n\nWheel balance.
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get a share appl9ication foem, fill it up and send your cheque as instructed along with it. If you are no alloted anything you will get a cheque back eventually. This is the old method.\n\nHeard about a Demat account? Ask your banker about it. With one buying shares is as easy as ordering flowers over the net.
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You can send them a check or money order but if you want an immediate transaction, like its due tomorrow or something you can usually go to almost any grocery store, sometimes corner stores. Anywhere that has a sign that says pay utilities here.
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Send in your receipts. They also usually have a form to fill out.
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try the post office. or some shops may accept them. As long as the money order does not have not negotioble across it. it should be ok. The post office is your best bet though, or try a bank if they ask for ID.
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If you have credit cards, cut them up and throw them out.  Withdraw all the money from your checking account.  When you get paid, put your money in envelopes labeled for what that much money is going toward....we have rent, vet, groceries, gas, electric, etc.  SEAL THEM, and don't open them until you have to pay the bill.  Get a money order instead.  It's less than $1 at the post office, if the order is under $1,000 I think.\nPut whatever money you have after bills into a SAVINGS account, so you can't write a check or charge to debit.\nIf you don't have the will power to do that, then every time you go somewhere and buy unnecessary CRAP (mostly clothes), take them home and put them in your closet with the tags ON.  Then when the weekend rolls around, you can go back and embarass yourself returning everything you've bought that week, and when they ask if it was defective, you simply say, "No, I can't really afford it, but I have a shopping problem."  After you've humbled yourself a few times, you might break that nasty habit.\nIf you have someone you trust (probably not wise), you can always hand your money over to be delegated to you where it's needed.  But I only say that because I make sure I have $500 IN HAND before my other half goes back to work every Tuesday.  He's worse than you could EVER be, believe me.