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Postal Order Charges - MoneySavingExpert Forum
Postal Order Charges. passatrider Posts: 838 Forumite. 10 November 2011 at 2:30PM. I enquired about buying a £45 postal order yesterday at my local post office and was shocked at the cost. They want £5.65 extra for the cost of processing fees. Is it just me or is this a bit extreme?:
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postal order - can i bank it? — MoneySavingExpert Forum
cantcope Posts: 1,886 Forumite. 13 February 2008 at 6:24PM. Apologies if this is on the wrong place. I've received a postal order for something i sold on ebay. Can i put this in my back account? i never get chance to get to a post office but my bank (HSBC) has a branch where i can pay cheques in through the machine til 10pm. Hope someone can help.
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How do I send £43 to DVLA? — MoneySavingExpert Forum
Otherwise buy a postal order - your concept of 'huge fees' is out of all proportion to the real cost. This discussion has been closed. Hello I want to exchange my EU for a UK driving licence and they ask me to send them £43.
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Postal Orders - MoneySavingExpert Forum
Postal Orders. Hattie627 Posts: 194 Forumite. 17 September 2023 at 5:39PM. I haven't bought a postal order for years. Out of curiosity, I was wondering what these are used for today and why they are used instead of (for example) cheques, card payments by phone or online, bank transfers. Does anyone still find postal orders a useful method of ...
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Where can I buy a postal/money order in US Dollars?
22 June 2007 at 11:40PM. You can get a US Dollar money order from Barclays - the last one I heard of cost £12. The best and cheapest way to send money to the US is to buy the Dollars from the Post Office and send the cash by Registered Insured Mail to the States, which has to be signed for - Airsure.
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How does a Postal Money Order work? - boards.ie
Join Date: February 2002. Posts: 23571. Go to the post office, tell them how much you need a postal money order for, they print it up, you pay them (there is a small fee on top) and then you take the postal money order away. You fill in the name of the person you want to be able to cash it (just like a cheque, there is a line of it for that.
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old postal order — MoneySavingExpert Forum
If your Postal Order has not been cashed, you may request a refund. To check the status of your Postal Order call 08457 223 344 along with your unique order number (found on your receipt). Once confirming the order has not yet been cashed, please take the original order along with the receipt to a local branch. If you do not have these items ...
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Ireland Postal Money Order — boards.ie - Now Ye're Talkin'
Join Date: February 2004. Posts: 6085. The Payee is the person you are sending the Postal Order to - it's their name you put after Pay on line 2. They will sign the postal order on the back when they cash it in their post office. You don't have to fill in anything else. #3 07-07-2020 7:43pm.
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Alternatives to Postal Orders — MoneySavingExpert Forum
Alternatives to Postal Orders. KingTavis Posts: 7 Forumite. 24 June 2008 at 8:34PM. Hello all! I'm an American overseas student studying here in London. I regularly have to pay bills with postal orders as I don't qualify for an account that issues cheques. I can't believe how expensive postal orders are!
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Post office, Postal Order Fees and Refunds
Post office, Postal Order Fees and Refunds. I got a postal order for £65 (which cost me an extra £8.13) but as it turned out I didn't need it so I thought I'd just take it back and get my money back. They said they'd give me the £65 but I couldn't get the £8.13 fee refunded which I thought was a bit unfair as there hadn't really been any ...
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