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paulobrad | 08:27 Thu 03rd Jul 2003 | How it Works
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Can anyone tell me how postal orders work? If I have one can it be cashed only at a post office? Many Thanks.
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NO, it is bought at a post office (there will be a slight extra charge) and deposited in a bank.
08:38 Thu 03rd Jul 2003
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Forgot to add, the bank then takes the postal orders back to the post office and gets the correct cash amount for them
08:39 Thu 03rd Jul 2003
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So am I not able top just take it to a post office and them give me the cash for the amount? If I have to deposit it, I have an online account with the Halifax and so I must pay in my cheques at an ATM, if I put the postal orders in the envelope will that be OK? Thanks.
17:52 Fri 04th Jul 2003
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Hi paulobrad, you can certainly take it to the PO and get the cash and I think you can pay it into your bank account the same as a cheque.
00:56 Sat 05th Jul 2003
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Cheers for that BadlyHungBoy
10:55 Sat 05th Jul 2003

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