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Topic: Canadian Money order |
Corky Anderson
From:
Alberta, Canada
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Posted 1 Apr 2007 3:18 pm |
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The problem with the money order I sent to Bobbe Seymour has been fixed. It turns out there was a bad mistake made by an individual at Bobbe's end, and this has been taken care of! I think this was just one of THOSE things that happen from time to time!
In any case, my sense of humor is back full bore, I'm getting a new Carter D-10, and life is good!!
Oh, and I'm back in Bobbe's Will!! Right Bob?.......Bob?? |
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Ronnie Sellers
From:
Seymour Tenn
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Posted 1 Apr 2007 4:51 pm
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Hey Robert.
I had made a deal on buying a SHO-BUD with an individual at Bobbe Seymour store.
After driving 3 hours to get there it had already been sold and was boxed to be shiped.
Talk about beeing p----- I was! but i forgave him.
Lots of luck with the Carter.
Ronnie. |
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Andy Greatrix
From:
Edmonton Alberta
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Posted 2 Apr 2007 10:02 am Canadian money orders
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I hope American Venders of Steel products do a little research on Canadian money orders.
The Canadian Postal system
is Government owned and operated,
and The money orders they issue are backed
by the Canadian government.
What ever bank you deal with
should be made aware of this.
I had an experience in the past,
with the Bank of America in Utah,
where they wouldn't let me exchange
Canadian money into American funds.
If the Bank of America doesn't know
anything about Canada, imagine
what the smaller banks are like.
It makes potential Canadian customers
a little gunshy, if we never know
when our money is going to be refused.
In any case, I hope we learn
more about each other
to make for a better future.
(with a steel guitar in every home!) |
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