Topic: bounced money order, advice? (Read 605 times)
Ask a lawyer, suggest a wallet.
More information. Where are you located? I'm guessing this wasn't a major, well-known currency exchange so there's a very good chance that you're screwed unless they operated under some kind of licence which had an insurance requirement (you'd still be screwed in the short term but might eventually get your money back in that case).
chicago. it was an independent neighborhood currency exchange, one of these: http://www.mycurrencyexchange.com
going to try contacting that company tomorrow. thanks for the help
More information. Where are you located? I'm guessing this wasn't a major, well-known currency exchange so there's a very good chance that you're screwed unless they operated under some kind of licence which had an insurance requirement (you'd still be screwed in the short term but might eventually get your money back in that case).
so, i bought a money order from a currency exchange with cash so i could pay rent with it. 1 month later...
landlord's bank sent back with NSF saying the currency exchange's account is frozen. i went back to the currency exchange to see what's up and it appears to be closed and out of business. i do have the receipt. is there any recourse i can take or am i just screwed?
landlord's bank sent back with NSF saying the currency exchange's account is frozen. i went back to the currency exchange to see what's up and it appears to be closed and out of business. i do have the receipt. is there any recourse i can take or am i just screwed?
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