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February 12, 2014, 07:23:13 PM |
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I guess that's a way they can use to verify that the money order you sent was good, I have heard of money orders being faked and charged back for insufficient funds (which the escrow person might be liable for if the place cashing the money order had their real personal identification), so maybe it can't be absolute proof of good funds.
But if the escrow "agent" has a fake ID and bank accounts based on that fake ID in place, then it'd work for a while even if you sent them a fake money order.
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