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Why are you charged extra when buying a postal order?

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gerry | 21:30 Sat 12th Aug 2006 | Business & Finance
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Why are you charged extra when buying a Postal Order from the Post Office?.For example if you buy a �12.50 postal order you are charaged over �13.
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The Postal Order service costs money to run - printing, admin, accounting, staffing. Someone's got to pay for this. The interest on �12.50 for a week, say, doesn't amount to much - maybe about a penny.
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