Leticia
Anytown,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, March 14, 2006
I have had mail stolen before so yes, I know that it happens. But IMO the bank that cashed the money order is at more fault for cashing a money order that obviously was not written to the person cashing it. I'd really be worried about the bank because if they are just going to cash things for people without checking that it's the person what other illegal activities are they allowing to be done there?
Thomas
Dalton,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, March 14, 2006
I know how you feel Michael. My mother used to work in the postal service but in another country and the USPS is known for opening mail and stealing it. but anyhow i believe what may have happened is that an employee at the usps opened it and then send it to someone in florida and had them cash it. so it is the usps fault as they are illegally opening peoples mail. my mother send a letter out of state and it came back as damaged and no contents just the front part of the letter. it says on it return to sender does not live here. the person does live there cause some few days ago she got a letter from that person at that address. and it was only a flat christmas card. they must have thought oh money then opened it and found out there was none. my relatives cant send me anything like food because of the US Customs and USPS stealing the stuff.
Thomas
Dalton,#4Consumer Comment
Tue, March 14, 2006
I know how you feel Michael. My mother used to work in the postal service but in another country and the USPS is known for opening mail and stealing it. but anyhow i believe what may have happened is that an employee at the usps opened it and then send it to someone in florida and had them cash it. so it is the usps fault as they are illegally opening peoples mail. my mother send a letter out of state and it came back as damaged and no contents just the front part of the letter. it says on it return to sender does not live here. the person does live there cause some few days ago she got a letter from that person at that address. and it was only a flat christmas card. they must have thought oh money then opened it and found out there was none. my relatives cant send me anything like food because of the US Customs and USPS stealing the stuff.
Thomas
Dalton,#5Consumer Comment
Tue, March 14, 2006
I know how you feel Michael. My mother used to work in the postal service but in another country and the USPS is known for opening mail and stealing it. but anyhow i believe what may have happened is that an employee at the usps opened it and then send it to someone in florida and had them cash it. so it is the usps fault as they are illegally opening peoples mail. my mother send a letter out of state and it came back as damaged and no contents just the front part of the letter. it says on it return to sender does not live here. the person does live there cause some few days ago she got a letter from that person at that address. and it was only a flat christmas card. they must have thought oh money then opened it and found out there was none. my relatives cant send me anything like food because of the US Customs and USPS stealing the stuff.
Denny
Honolulu,#6Consumer Comment
Mon, February 13, 2006
You mail an unsecured form of payment and someone else cashed it, after opening the mail and seeing it was for a money order. BLAME the bank who cashed it. Its not the USPSs fault for someone else's mistake Mail gets lost. You have to face reality that sometimes your mail will land in the hands of the wrong people or someone else (I still get mail to some dude who hadn't lived at my place of residence for the last 5 years). so, your mail got lost and ended up in the hands of someone else, who took the liberty of signing and cashing the money order. The blame goes to the BANK who cashed it. Why did they cash a money order without verifyling the id. The USPS is only responsible gfor the money order up until its cashed. Once its deposited or cash, you have to deal with the financial instituation that did.
Denny
Honolulu,#7Consumer Comment
Mon, February 13, 2006
You mail an unsecured form of payment and someone else cashed it, after opening the mail and seeing it was for a money order. BLAME the bank who cashed it. Its not the USPSs fault for someone else's mistake Mail gets lost. You have to face reality that sometimes your mail will land in the hands of the wrong people or someone else (I still get mail to some dude who hadn't lived at my place of residence for the last 5 years). so, your mail got lost and ended up in the hands of someone else, who took the liberty of signing and cashing the money order. The blame goes to the BANK who cashed it. Why did they cash a money order without verifyling the id. The USPS is only responsible gfor the money order up until its cashed. Once its deposited or cash, you have to deal with the financial instituation that did.
Denny
Honolulu,#8Consumer Comment
Mon, February 13, 2006
You mail an unsecured form of payment and someone else cashed it, after opening the mail and seeing it was for a money order. BLAME the bank who cashed it. Its not the USPSs fault for someone else's mistake Mail gets lost. You have to face reality that sometimes your mail will land in the hands of the wrong people or someone else (I still get mail to some dude who hadn't lived at my place of residence for the last 5 years). so, your mail got lost and ended up in the hands of someone else, who took the liberty of signing and cashing the money order. The blame goes to the BANK who cashed it. Why did they cash a money order without verifyling the id. The USPS is only responsible gfor the money order up until its cashed. Once its deposited or cash, you have to deal with the financial instituation that did.
Denny
Honolulu,#9Consumer Comment
Mon, February 13, 2006
You mail an unsecured form of payment and someone else cashed it, after opening the mail and seeing it was for a money order. BLAME the bank who cashed it. Its not the USPSs fault for someone else's mistake Mail gets lost. You have to face reality that sometimes your mail will land in the hands of the wrong people or someone else (I still get mail to some dude who hadn't lived at my place of residence for the last 5 years). so, your mail got lost and ended up in the hands of someone else, who took the liberty of signing and cashing the money order. The blame goes to the BANK who cashed it. Why did they cash a money order without verifyling the id. The USPS is only responsible gfor the money order up until its cashed. Once its deposited or cash, you have to deal with the financial instituation that did.