What protection does a purchaser of a money order have if it gets lost in the mail?

Question

People have not received it yet, and I purchased it from a gas station. I do have the receipt.

Answer 1

if you have the reciept (the top part) and its not cashed w/in a certain time period the post office will replace it. if it is from the us post office.

Answer 2

you have receipt stub. 30 days after purchase it can then be traced to see if cashed and if where ect.

purchaser can be refunded money if the company thinks everthing is on the upper and up.

always buy a postal or bank money order.
those quick stop ect do not like to get involved. most say file a polce report. what polce report will da anything? or say write the money order company?? you never get any satisfaction that way.

bank and postal always.

Answer 3

A money order is like a check.

I would imagine you present your receipt to the company, post office etc wherever it was purchased and ask them to cancel it.

I have rcvd refunds in the past for my money orders, however, I did have both parts.

Hope this helps

Answer 4

in the event that they did no longer get it then it somewhat is no longer paid and that they are able to legally evict you. it won't seem actual looking however the mail & money order issues are not the owner's fault and that they've have been given each ideal to require it paid asap. you could desire to pay what's owed now to dodge getting evicted and then save that money mutually as you get it from the money order persons.

Answer 5

hmm you may be able to insure it but i dont know if you can do that for letters.

I would send a check that you can just call and have it voided.