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Postal money orders are as secure, if not more so, than any other financial instrument. Genuine postal money orders contain design features that maximize their security. Here are some tips to help you recognize the difference between authentic postal money orders and counterfeits. Notice 299, Security Features for U.S. Postal Money Orders identifies important security features of postal money orders. (Or, read the text-only version of Notice 299.) Note: This new May 2005 edition of Notice 299 is not yet available in print. Please check back in a few weeks. Read about Postal Inspectors' advances in combating counterfeit financial instrument fraud in a New York Times article on U.S. Postal Money Order Security. Learn more about postal money order security. Tips for postal customers
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