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Re: Why do so many people say "I will only ship to the us"?
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lugnet.market.auction
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Mon, 8 May 2000 19:52:29 GMT
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Intl MOs are available in the US from the USPS. NOTE, however, that for many countries,
the entire process to get your IPMO can take WEEKS. First you pay the local PO - they send
it off to St Louis or someplace, which creates the IPMO, and mails it back to you. Rather
insane.
Luckily, that's not the case for Canada, you can get IPMOs at the USPS for Canada and a few
other countries. And you can cash Canadian PMOs (and Japan, and a few other countries) for
free there too.
Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> Christopher Lindsey wrote:
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> > > That, my friend is why they invented the money order: reasonably cheap for the
> > > buyer, costs nothing the for the casher (I think, dont quote me on this) and is
> > > accepted worldwide (you just get it in the correct currency). The buyers end
> > > handles the currency conversion so the seller gets it ready to go in us$ or euros
> > > or whatever.
> >
> > Remember that international money orders aren't available everywhere,
> > though.
> > New Zealand is one such country...
> >
> > Chris
> >
> > Followup-To: set to lugnet.market.auction
> > --
> > Remove the nospam machine name in my email address to send a personal
> > reply.
>
> For those countries where they can be obtained then it is the easiest way to send money
> internationally.
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| Tom Stangl, Technical Support Netscape Communications Corp
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