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Re: Why do so many people say "I will only ship to the us"?
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 8 May 2000 18:32:29 GMT
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Kevin Wilson wrote:
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> Allan Bedford wrote:
> > It takes
> > only 1/2 of one second to read the large print on them that says "Valid
> > only in the U.S. and possessions." And for those of you playing the home
> > game, Canada is not a U.S. possession - never has been, never will be. :)
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> I pointed this out to my bank here in Vancouver the first time I got one
> of these, and they didn't care at all. They cash them for me all the
> time, no problem at all. In fact they take cash, personal checks or
> money orders from anywhere in the world quite happily. (Royal Bank in
> case anyone cares. They do have other drawbacks though).
My experience has been that almost always a Canadian seller is able to
cash a USPS Domestic Money Order. My assumption is that the banks deal
with them enough that they just bundle them up and send them to an
affiliated branch in the US (or a little less likely, just send someone
over the border to a US Post Office to turn them in). I have neded up
buying my 48 cent stamps at times when I'm not buying money orders
(since a few people at the Post Office ask "oh, are you sending this out
of the country?"). I always ask a Canadian buyer before sending a
domestic money order.
--
Frank Filz
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