I didn't sign my money order, will the person who I sent it to still be able to cash it?
606147
The person that you sent the money order to will still be able to cash.  As long as that individual have id, they should be fine, and long as the money order is not fake, there should not be any problems with them cashing the money order.
61504
You'll probably find out the hard way.  You alerted the bank, and (assumedly) the police, so at least you covered your bases.\n\nIn the future, it's good not to give that kind of information to anyone unless you are positive of their identity.  (Usually this means it is a well-known corporation.)  Unless YOU initiate a transaction, you should be suspect.  Nobody calls you up out of the blue to give you money you never asked for.  Life SHOULD work that way, but it doesn't.\n\nThis is very likely a scam.  Change your bank account number, and good luck.  I'm rooting for you, but be prepared to be let down.
19489
If you bought it with a credit card, call the credit card company and they will investigate, or some will immediately reimburse your money.  If you used a money order, or wire transfer, you've lost your money.  If you used Paypal, contact Paypal.
22499
When someone deposits a check to their bank it gets "cleared" on two sides, your bank being one and their bank being the other.\n\nWhat happens is his bank sends your check (or possibly an electronic copy these days due to the Check 21 law) to your bank for payment.  Your bank then credits his bank the funds through the Federal Reserve.  His bank would then credit his account the amount of the check.\n\nDepending on the funds availability policies of their bank it is possible that the funds were deducted from your account by your bank and held by the recipient's bank for several more days.\n\nThat being said, a 14 day hold is very unlikely.  Even from the 12th to the 21st is a long float period.
631103
There's an Ameritrust Financial Group.  You need to call them and find out what the problem is.  If they can't give you a straight answer or say they've never receivec the $200 turn them in to the Better Business Bureau.  Do you have records for the money you sent; cancelled check, etc.?  You'll need that.  Search the internet for the BBB that services the area where you sent it to.  Then go to their website and you can file an online claim about it.  If you used a money order or similar, go to the place where you got it and have them check their records to see if it was ever cashed.
318535
Extremely doubtful that it is legitimate. Never send money western union to someone you don't know. You have absolutely no protection if things go wrong.
479447
Sure you can.  Go ahead and continue through the payment process.  As long as you don't commit the transaction, it won't be posted.  If you run into issues, just contact customer care and they will be glad to take your info.
51548
yes u can. go to western union and pick up the money transfer i sent u
825441
If youare worried, do not send your item until the payment has cleared and you have cash in hand.\n\nIn the future you can restrict bidding to your country only.
182924
No.\nNo!\nNo. No. No. No. No.\n\nNEVER EVER EVER use a money order to buy something on line. It is VERY unsafe. It's as safe as sending cash. You will never see that money again. Use paypal instead.\n\nThere was just a big article on MSN.com about a woman who bought a 2.5k dress on ebay, paid with a money order, and got scammed. Apparently that kind of fraud is skyrocketing because it's the hardest to trace and prosecute.
298011
Give me the order number & send me the money.
706668
Was the deposit in cash?  If it was a check or money order, obviously you could present the cancelled item for verification of the correct amount.  Good luck.  You would think that the stamp in the passbook, which the bank entered, would be as good as a receipt, but I don't know for certain.  Actually, I didn't know they still issued passbooks.
1070001
If it is a regular credit card - there should be no problems.  If it is a VISA or MASTERCARD check card, some banks block neteller transactions on their check cards.  (Their anti-gambling action)  This is most likely the case.  Use a different credit card or send them a check if you don't mind waiting. Good luck.
141599
The claim information is on the back of the stub.  If you don't have the stub, go to the place that you purchased it and ask them to write down the info. for you.  \nKeep in mind that if will be extremely difficult to prove that the money order is yours, or that it really exists, without the stub.
1124559
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.
595432
The names not on the receipt?  If you bought it online, call your bank or check your statements.\n\nIf you paid cash, and don't remember, that's stinks.
885548
As far as I know, your brother will have to sign the money order over to you before you could do that.