Returned postal order

**meagain** · 14th November 2006 17:38

I have had two postal orders returned to me with unfulfilled requests (even though those requests by all rights should have been fulfilled). Annoyingly while I have everything else from that day (including the file copy of the requests, and the receipt slips for the recorded delivery), the receipts for payment of the postal orders aren't among them.

What can I do to get back the money that is currently tied up in them?

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**patdavies** · 14th November 2006 18:45

You can just take them to the post office and cash them

**meagain** · 14th November 2006 18:50

Does it not matter who they're actually made out to then? I don't need the receipts from when I paid for them in the first place?

**crashbandicoot** · 14th November 2006 18:55

It might be worth ringing the Post Office to ask? If you explain they may allow it?

**meagain** · 15th November 2006 15:31

When I went over, they told me that normally they'd need the original receipts, but because of the low value involved they were happy to cash them anyway.

Result

**crashbandicoot** · 15th November 2006 15:35

Excellent - as they say, if you don't ask, you don't get, hey?!

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