maniacmartinuk
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Purchase Value __ Fee Payable
£0 - £4.99 _________ 45p
£5 - £9.99 _________ 85p
£10 - £100 _________ 8.75% of the face value
Over £100 to maximum value of £250 - Fees capped at £8.75
So an £18 P/o costs £19.58 |
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jlb
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there is a small charge for postal orders I sent one for £30.00 a few weeks ago and it cost me in total about 32.50, but the postal order itself states £30.00, you are paying a handling charge to the post office. |
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18_Inch_Guns!
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The PO charge you extra...probably £1.50 on that amount. |
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deborahballard1@btinternet.com
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got a postal order the other day and yes you have to pay for them but cant remember how much it was . |
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speed
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yeah you do pay, i think its £1 in every £10, unless its gone up in the last month, they come like a cheque now and shud ask you if u want it 'crossed' - this WILL turn it into a cheque that the reciever has to put in his bank BUT uncrossed he can take strait to his post office and cash. hope this helps. |
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blu eyes
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Recently bought one for £60 but the post office add a charge on so it was £65. |
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been_there_done_that
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If I remember correctly, they are about $1.35. Pretty cheap. Make sure you use Delivery Confirmation when you send it so they can't say they didn't get it. You'll have to make the envelope 1/4 of an inch thick to qualify to use DC. Wrap it in bubble wrap for added thickness. |
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Weed
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I don't think you pay extra these days, just how much you want the p/o for, |
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k
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A postal order costs are exact amount you want. If you want one that costs for example £18.99 that is what you pay - the pence are made up of postage stamps. You can ONLY get them from Post Offices and NO WHERE else. |
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ben_m_g
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Postal orders only cost how much you spend on them - £18 postal order will cost you £18.
You can get them in denomonations of £10 £5 ans £1s |
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