Where do you get international money orders from?
410655
post office  .. they are pink and cost around $4...
397508
The others have provided links.  If you mean the actual currency, most banks will do it for you for bills.  I don't know of many places that will convert foreign coins, though.
807040
the cab website. citizens advice bureau is the best place for any info. they have advice for buying goods overseas and almost all consumer laws for every country can be viewed through their website,\n  good luck
149723
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).
328678
any local exchange bureau can help you with the transaction
763204
You go to any gas station, grocery store, and many other places. Tell them you want to purchase a money order. If you wish to buy something through the mail but don't want to send cash or a personal check, it's much safer. Most places charge $.49 to $.99 in addition to the amount you want the money order for. Then you fill it out just like a check, and drop it in the mail. You also get a receipt with a tracking number, which makes it easy to track the money in case there is a dispute, or it gets lost in the mail. To my knowledge, you do not have to be over 18 to purchase a money order. However, you cannot buy a money order with a check or credit card, so take cash.
45026
you typically can't buy money orders with a credit card, cash only in my experience
14616
No it is not like a money order. They are cheques issued by credit card and charge card companies and banks etc which enable the holder to obtain cash or pay for goods and services when visiting a foreign country. \n\nThe cheques are signed by the traveller on their receipt and again when payment is being made. They are covered against loss provided the issuing company is notified within a specified period.\n\nTravellers Cheques are one of the easiest and safest ways to carry money/currency overseas. The most popular TC currency would be the US dollar. TC's are very safe as a thief would have to forge you signature AND provide a document verifying that signature. They are very common and easy to get from any bank or ask your local travel agent. The most populat TC's are Visa and Mastercard as they are the most widely used and recognised.
913839
Most postal money orders have a tracking number on them.  You can call the 800 # for the United States Post Office and they should be able to verify where and when it was purchased.\n\nGood Luck
708198
There are Western Union offices in China. I would reckon that's your best bet.
650699
It is difficult enough to keep all the checks processed and delivered . The out-of country banks cant turn in daily work  for check processing because that is very expensive delivery costs and it would take a meeting of the top economists from every country with a currency coming together and trying to explain each countries economic particulars to each other , trying to compare notes to figure out a simple way to combine Banking Laws into one.\nI myself have been hoping that the countries would come to some kind of worldwide system agreement to place foreign embassy ATM locations at  all foreign embassies with currency exchange ability able to exchange currency there into whatever currency they need and to send payments abroad using wiring money methods. Does anybody know if there are any new ATMs on the horizon .there are certainly enough ipods, blackberrys , etc..
1117165
Western Union-- send money anywhere in the world. \nBank to Bank transfers also could help.
521024
Certified Money Order.
202461
My best advice to you would be to get a savings account and register through PayPal. Otherwise tell your buyers that only a US Postal Money order would be accetped. There are a lot of fake cashiers checks and money orders floating around. The only sure way is eiter paypal or US Postal Money order. Hope this helps.
537202
This is easy.  Get your credit card from Nationwide.  They are the only UK issuer they do not charge you a commission for using your card abroad.  \nRemember though to always pay in the local currency and not in Sterling (otherwise you'll attact a DCC charge).\n\nNationwide actually lose money on the foreign transactions - they have to pay Visa a 1% conversion fee!  \n\nMost of their competitiors charge 2.75% commission!
72738
The easiest and cheapest way to send money to the UK is by electronic transfer of funds into your account from a bank abroad. To do this, the bank abroad will need:\n\n    * Your bank's name and full address\n    * Your name as on your bank account\n    * Your bank account number (usually 8 figures)\n    * The bank's 6-figure sort code \n\nMoney can also be transferred using a banker's draft. This is a document drawn up by the bank in your home country and sent to you by post. You present the banker's draft to your bank in the UK. If someone transfers money to your account they should keep a copy of the paperwork, in case of problems.\n\nYou can also receive money by email if you have a Paypal account, and then transfer the funds to your UK bank account in five working days. There is a charge for transferring money into and out of your Paypal account.
468178
a money order is a piece of paper. Western Union is an electronic money transfer.