Money order question.

[def90]

I assume you mean no name, if so yes you can do that. Just give it time to clear to be sure it is valid, treat it like a check unless it is a USPS and you exchange it for cash at the post office.

I just deposit USPS money orders in my bank account just like a check..

And yes, the money orders can be completely blank, no need to fill anything in.

[SideShow Bob]

I just deposit USPS money orders in my bank account just like a check..

And yes, the money orders can be completely blank, no need to fill anything in.

you may want to check with your bank. I tried depositing a money order that a member from here sent me, my bank refused it because it did not have the purchasers name, signature or address on it.
I went to a different location and printed the name, scribbled a signature and made up an address because I could not remember it, then it was accepted.

[DEAGLER]

you may want to check with your bank. I tried depositing a money order that a member from here sent me, my bank refused it because it did not have the purchasers name, signature or address on it.
I went to a different location and printed the name, scribbled a signature and made up an address because I could not remember it, then it was accepted.

Yep I made up a signature as well.

[james_bond_007]

Yep I made up a signature as well.

you may want to check with your bank. I tried depositing a money order that a member from here sent me, my bank refused it because it did not have the purchasers name, signature or address on it.
I went to a different location and printed the name, scribbled a signature and made up an address because I could not remember it, then it was accepted.

You two are obviously a couple of MF's

...Master Forgers