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Anyone know how to get MOs in HK? in the USA it's simple , here I can't seem to figure it out.

thanks

[discobay]

What about a bank cheque also known as a cashier's cheque? Otherwise Western Union.

[KnowItAll]

http://www.hongkongpost.com/eng/prod...vice/index.htm

Or hawala

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Originally Posted by KnowItAll

http://www.hongkongpost.com/eng/prod...vice/index.htm

Or hawala

thanks, but I need to send it to the states and it only has this:

Canada
Indonesia
Japan
Mainland of China
Nepal
Philippines

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anyone else?

[KnowItAll]

Western Union.

They're an advertiser on some of our sites... here's the advertiser link if you use them...

[HK_Newbie100]

Western Union is a rip off. It may be quick but its fees are astronomical. For use only in emergencies.

If there's no rush, try PayPal. You sign up. Receiver signs up. You load up your account with whatever you want to send then just send it to recipient's email address. Receiver then transfers to their bank account, although this takes couple of working days.

[tvrlover]

thanks for the help

I was looking for MOs only, I'll keep looking, sounds like in HK MOs are not existant.

[goofrider]

Originally Posted by HK_Newbie100

Western Union is a rip off. It may be quick but its fees are astronomical. For use only in emergencies.

If there's no rush, try PayPal. You sign up. Receiver signs up. You load up your account with whatever you want to send then just send it to recipient's email address. Receiver then transfers to their bank account, although this takes couple of working days.

FYI, besides instant money transfer, Western Union also offers money orders (for a lot cheaper).

[Petesy]

You can get them in banks, ask at the counter.

I've bought them from Hang Seng before.