Were do you cash Money Orders??

[ZBOIZ]

I would like to know this guys!!

[daggerkobe]

Jail or pawn shop.

[betplom]

I'll take a stab at this and say YOUR BANK will deposit/cash it for you.

+1

[MonkeyF0cker]

Bank, credit union, grocery store, check cashing store, etc.

[ZBOIZ]

Walmart told me they only do Walmart moneyorders

[flyingillini]

At the local Bank where I do all my banking.

[accuscoresucks]

wal mart will also

local go store with backroom dealings

[Richkas]

At your local Raqqa neighborhood store.

[ZBOIZ]

wal mart will also

local go store with backroom dealings

Walmart said they only do Walmart MoneyOrders

[MartinBlank]

You don't have a bank account?

Not tricky if you have a checking or savings account at a bank. Takes 10 dollars and 5 minutes of your time to open one up.

[accuscoresucks]

local cashland usa
freind can cash if they have a bank acct



open a bank acct and you have no problems

[ZBOIZ]

You don't have a bank account?

Not tricky if you have a checking or savings account at a bank. Takes 10 dollars and 5 minutes of your time to open one up.

Yea I have one at a C.U but there close today so I cant call them

[Richkas]

You don't have a bank account?

Not tricky if you have a checking or savings account at a bank. Takes 10 dollars and 5 minutes of your time to open one up.

He could have outstanding fees prohibiting the opening of one. I would say 50% of the people on here fall into that category.

[accuscoresucks]

walmart has implemented branch banks into their stores recently
the ones around here are called woodbranch/if you have this problem that richkas is refering to it no problem at this bank,they just charge a fee of $5 a month to have the acct

[Richkas]

walmart has implemented branch banks into their stores recently
the ones around here are called woodbranch/if you have this problem that richkas is refering to it no problem at this bank,they just charge a fee of $5 a month to have the acct

I seen that, they are called woodforrest

Its called 2nd chance checking

[ZBOIZ]

walmart has implemented branch banks into their stores recently
the ones around here are called woodbranch/if you have this problem that richkas is refering to it no problem at this bank,they just charge a fee of $5 a month to have the acct

I have a bank. I have a credit union but they are close today for questions

[accuscoresucks]

does this mean i can get a second chance with the ex??

[MartinBlank]

ZBOIZ,

Can I ask you why the absolute need to cash it today? You can't be THAT broke.

Today is a banking holiday, why not just cash it tomorrow at your CU?

[MartinBlank]

He could have outstanding fees prohibiting the opening of one. I would say 50% of the people on here fall into that category.

Richie, that many? That is a pretty big group of deadbeats.

I don't know, I didn't think it is that difficult to open up a savings account.

[ZBOIZ]

ZBOIZ,

Can I ask you why the absolute need to cash it today? You can't be THAT broke.

Today is a banking holiday, why not just cash it tomorrow at your CU?

I dont need to cash it today. I actually just requested the payout this morning but everyone I'm affiliated with dont know exactly were to cash a moneyorder so I was asking people on here who probably done it before through wagering.

[THEGREAT30]

ZBOIZ,

Can I ask you why the absolute need to cash it today? You can't be THAT broke.

Today is a banking holiday, why not just cash it tomorrow at your CU?

How do you know this man's financial situation, and why would you even worry enough to ask a stupid question like that?

[Beat up the book]

Look in your phone book,call a couple of place's.

[ZBOIZ]

How do you know this man's financial situation, and why would you even worry enough to ask a stupid question like that?

I don't worry about that! The job I have I don't need to gamble I do it because I love sports and money

[daggerkobe]

This guy's broke.

[ZBOIZ]

This guy's broke.

ok

[MartinBlank]

How do you know this man's financial situation, and why would you even worry enough to ask a stupid question like that?

I don't know his finanical situation, that is why I asked the question. I asked him, and I will go slowly for you....why the need to cash it so fast?

If he has a bank account...and per his own admission...he has a CU account....all he has to do is take it there and cash it.

What no one has explained to him is that most third party check cashing offices take a %. So if someone is directing him to check cashing office, I sure hope he understands he will be giving up some of his money.

The easiest, and least costly method available to him....if he isn't broke....is to take it to his bank/cu and cash it there.

Why is that such a difficult thing to understand?

[MartinBlank]

I dont need to cash it today. I actually just requested the payout this morning but everyone I'm affiliated with dont know exactly were to cash a moneyorder so I was asking people on here who probably done it before through wagering.

Come on ZBOIZ. I am not trying to make fun, but if you have a bank, or a credit union account....surely you must have realized you could cash it there, right?

At most your bank/cu will place a hold on it until the funds clear. 3-5 business days is tops. Longer if you are a new customer. If you are a long time customer, they will probably cash it for you asap.

Know this. If you go to a third party to cash your money order, they will charge you a % of your money order. I have no idea what it will be, but I am guessing 3-5%. Which on a 500 dollar money order would be $15-25.

Now, if you want to avoid those costs, take it to your own bank/cu. It will cost you the least, and be the easiest for you.

[Richkas]

Come on ZBOIZ. I am not trying to make fun, but if you have a bank, or a credit union account....surely you must have realized you could cash it there, right?

At most your bank/cu will place a hold on it until the funds clear. 3-5 business days is tops. Longer if you are a new customer. If you are a long time customer, they will probably cash it for you asap.

Know this. If you go to a third party to cash your money order, they will charge you a % of your money order. I have no idea what it will be, but I am guessing 3-5%. Which on a 500 dollar money order would be $15-25.

Now, if you want to avoid those costs, take it to your own bank/cu. It will cost you the least, and be the easiest for you.

Any grown man knows where to cash a money order.

[MartinBlank]

Any grown man knows where to cash a money order.

Richie, That's what I was thinking, but ZBOIZ made me think he really didn't know where/how to cash a money order.

[WileOut]

Speaking of money orders, I don't know why books don't use these to accept deposits and make payouts to customers. From what I understand, money orders are untraceable and they are international. You go to a gas station, ask for a money order for $1000, and they never ask for ID or who you are sending it to. You write all that info in yourself. So the books could write in that it is from Brazil Bakini company and to be paid to the customer. Untraceable. What am I missing here?

[MartinBlank]

Speaking of money orders, I don't know why books don't use these to accept deposits and make payouts to customers. From what I understand, money orders are untraceable and they are international. You go to a gas station, ask for a money order for $1000, and they never ask for ID or who you are sending it to. You write all that info in yourself. So the books could write in that it is from Brazil Bakini company and to be paid to the customer. Untraceable. What am I missing here?

Good point.

I think the issue with money orders has more to do with their authenticity. Some whackanuts are creating phony money orders and I know some banks place an automatic stop/hold on any money order not drawn on their ABA number/Acct number.

Verification could possibly address that problem, but some of the larger commercial banks refuse that because of the time required to do so.

I do agree, all things being equal this would seem to be an easy method of cashing/depositing. But there would be a lot of time constraints waiting for money to clear on either end of the system.

[flyingillini]

Any grown man knows where to cash a money order.

I agree, it is pretty much common sense.

[pico]

mail it to me. i'll cash it for you

[WileOut]

Good point.

I think the issue with money orders has more to do with their authenticity. Some whackanuts are creating phony money orders and I know some banks place an automatic stop/hold on any money order not drawn on their ABA number/Acct number.

Verification could possibly address that problem, but some of the larger commercial banks refuse that because of the time required to do so.

I do agree, all things being equal this would seem to be an easy method of cashing/depositing. But there would be a lot of time constraints waiting for money to clear on either end of the system.

I wouldn't think the clearing time would be any longer than a standard check. Moneygram international money orders have security marks on them just like cashiers checks do.

[ZBOIZ]

Any grown man knows where to cash a money order.

I asked plenty of them and they dont know! People don't cash money orders most of the time! It's mostly businesses who cash them.