She goes to the Post Office and buys a money order ( Which is kind of like a guaranteed check), she only pays like a $1.00 for it. Fir example, she wants to send you $100.00 - she gives $101.00 to cashier and he gives her this check. She mailes it to you - you go to the post office or bank and cash it just like you would a regular check and receive your $100.00. You should not payee any fees...
2006-08-13 03:17:02
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answered by Olga M 2
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A money order is better than a check it is guaranteed money, she can buy this money order from a post Office, a conveience store(7-11,wa-wa,etc.) for a small fee, but you will not have to pay any fees for the money order. You can cash this money order at a bank or deposit it in your account. This can not bounce because she had to get the money order with cash. Go for it...
2006-08-13 12:31:44
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answered by have to know 1
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here in australia, we go to the post office & pay a small fee. you as the reciever will not incur a fee. usually, the money order is sent via post but wont take any extra time (such as a cheque would) to process. you just hand it over & the clerk gives you your cash.
2006-08-13 10:23:18
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answered by Mrs D 6
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A money order is like a check, but it isn't drawn on an account, it is guaranteed
for the amount shown.
2006-08-13 10:16:18
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answered by wildbill05733 6
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Commercial places sell them.
The best deal is a US Postal Money order
2006-08-13 10:14:59
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answered by Anonymous
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it just like a check, but cashes only at the post office. its k
2006-08-13 10:17:47
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answered by King Kong 2
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its like a check, of course ur gonna have to pay her back
2006-08-13 10:15:22
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answered by nanajm05 3
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