Я послала письмо с money order по обычной почте, сумма - 39 долл. Продавец ответил, что етого письма он не получил. У меня осталась копия (2я страница) етого money order'a выписанного от моего имени на имя продавца, и копирка. Что делать?
У money order's есть номер, может, куда-нибудь обратиться, чтобы убедиться, что етот order не обналичен? я понимаю, никто, кроме указанного человека, не может по нему получить деньги.
Не могут ли оплатить money order по копии? может, я тогда копию продавцу пошлю?
Утерян money order -есть ли шанс?
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Если вы покупали money order на почте, то тут есть вся информация, как вернуть и т.п.:
http://www.usps.com/money/sendingmoney/ ... elcome.htm
А если в банке, то все, что удалось найти - это вот:
"There are two types of money orders:
Personal money orders - which are like one-shot checking accounts. The customer gives the bank his money, the bank encodes the instrument, and the customer signs it. This type of money order fits the definition of check under the UCC.
Bank money orders. With a bank money order, the bank issues the instrument and signs it. That means that the bank is both the drawer and drawee, which makes this type of money order fit within the definition of cashier's check.
The crucial point to the distinction is this:
Since a personal money order is a check, it is permissible for the customer to place a stop payment on it. Both the drawee and the depositary bank should take note of this special rule.
Since the bank money order is a cashier's check equivalent, it is NOT possible to place a stop payment on it. However, if it is lost, stolen, or destroyed, the Section 3-312 claim procedure may be used."
http://www.ckfraud.org/problems.html#mo
http://www.usps.com/money/sendingmoney/ ... elcome.htm
А если в банке, то все, что удалось найти - это вот:
"There are two types of money orders:
Personal money orders - which are like one-shot checking accounts. The customer gives the bank his money, the bank encodes the instrument, and the customer signs it. This type of money order fits the definition of check under the UCC.
Bank money orders. With a bank money order, the bank issues the instrument and signs it. That means that the bank is both the drawer and drawee, which makes this type of money order fit within the definition of cashier's check.
The crucial point to the distinction is this:
Since a personal money order is a check, it is permissible for the customer to place a stop payment on it. Both the drawee and the depositary bank should take note of this special rule.
Since the bank money order is a cashier's check equivalent, it is NOT possible to place a stop payment on it. However, if it is lost, stolen, or destroyed, the Section 3-312 claim procedure may be used."
http://www.ckfraud.org/problems.html#mo