got a usps money order #11424840445 for $25 in mail from georgia, usa to calif, usa to: ku klux klan from: ku klux klan it was bought at a post office in georgia, usa 10-07 and mail from GA 4-5-08
I don't have anything to do with the ku klux klan.
> got a usps money order #11424840445 for > $25 in mail from georgia, usa to calif, usa > to: ku klux klan from: ku klux klan it was > bought at a post office in georgia, usa > 10-07 and mail from GA 4-5-08
> I don't have anything to do > with the ku klux klan.
On May 15, 12:20 am, copperhawk...@hotmail.com wrote:
> got a usps money order #11424840445 for > $25 in mail from georgia, usa to calif, usa > to: ku klux klan from: ku klux klan it was > bought at a post office in georgia, usa > 10-07 and mail from GA 4-5-08
> I don't have anything to do > with the ku klux klan.
Must be some poor soul's misrouted lifetime membership dues! :-)
On May 15, 12:20 am, copperhawk...@hotmail.com wrote:
> got a usps money order #11424840445 for > $25 in mail from georgia, usa to calif, usa > to: ku klux klan from: ku klux klan it was > bought at a post office in georgia, usa > 10-07 and mail from GA 4-5-08
> I don't have anything to do > with the ku klux klan.
Return it to the Post Office. The $25 is not worth fraudulently cashing it or trying to make a statement for or against the organization.
If the original purchaser does a trace to find out what happened to it, the USPS can return the money to him or track whoever cashed it.
<rgronov...@hotmail.com> wrote: >On May 15, 12:20 am, copperhawk...@hotmail.com wrote: >> got a usps money order #11424840445 for >> $25 in mail from georgia, usa to calif, usa >> to: ku klux klan from: ku klux klan it was >> bought at a post office in georgia, usa >> 10-07 and mail from GA 4-5-08
>> I don't have anything to do >> with the ku klux klan.
>Return it to the Post Office. The $25 is not worth fraudulently >cashing it or trying to make a statement for or against the >organization.
Actually the law says otherwise. It is a gift, and he can cash it if he wants. Personally, I'd bet it is a counterfit that someone sends out to cause trouble.
>If the original purchaser does a trace to find out what happened to >it, the USPS can return the money to him or track whoever cashed it.
Keeping it and never doing anythign with it will be better. Then the post office won't be eager to pay him without an excessively long waiting period!
> On Thu, 15 May 2008 04:36:46 -0700 (PDT), RobG ><rgronov...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>On May 15, 12:20•£Äam, copperhawk...@hotmail.com wrote: >>> got a usps money order •£Ä#11424840445 for >>> $25 in mail from georgia, usa to calif, usa >>> to: ku klux klan •£Äfrom: ku klux klan it was >>> bought at a post office in georgia, usa >>> 10-07 and mail from GA 4-5-08
>>> I don't have anything to do >>> with the ku klux klan.
>>Return it to the Post Office. The $25 is not worth fraudulently >>cashing it or trying to make a statement for or against the >>organization.
> Actually the law says otherwise. It is a gift, and he can cash it if > he wants. Personally, I'd bet it is a counterfit that someone sends > out to cause trouble.
What "law" says that a misdirected money order is a "gift" to the person who received it?
On May 15, 12:20 am, copperhawk...@hotmail.com wrote:
> got a usps money order #11424840445 for > $25 in mail from georgia, usa to calif, usa > to: ku klux klan from: ku klux klan it was > bought at a post office in georgia, usa > 10-07 and mail from GA 4-5-08
> I don't have anything to do > with the ku klux klan.
Personally, I would run that right through the shredder ASAP. Nothing good could come from having that around.
