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Hello
I had an unfortunate experience with the post once: I sent a 20€ bill in a "classic" A4 sheet folded, all in a regular envelope... the mail arrived without the note inside... so I imagine it was seen through transparency or something, thanks mail!!!
I don't want to get screwed over twice: with a birth announcement, I'm hesitating to send cash (4 bills of 50) in folded letter paper, all in a rather opaque envelope (small invitation-type envelopes).
To summarize: Letter paper + in a cardboard paper announcement + a rather opaque envelope... I imagine that through transparency there's no risk.
In your opinion, are there other risks that I might get detected (touched, machine...) or should I give it another shot? 20€ is one thing, 200 is annoying!
Little detail: I’m almost certain the envelope will pass through human hands since I'm sending it first to a recipient who has to forward it later, so the envelope will probably be unreadable by a machine.
Thanks in advance
Etienne
I had an unfortunate experience with the post once: I sent a 20€ bill in a "classic" A4 sheet folded, all in a regular envelope... the mail arrived without the note inside... so I imagine it was seen through transparency or something, thanks mail!!!
I don't want to get screwed over twice: with a birth announcement, I'm hesitating to send cash (4 bills of 50) in folded letter paper, all in a rather opaque envelope (small invitation-type envelopes).
To summarize: Letter paper + in a cardboard paper announcement + a rather opaque envelope... I imagine that through transparency there's no risk.
In your opinion, are there other risks that I might get detected (touched, machine...) or should I give it another shot? 20€ is one thing, 200 is annoying!
Little detail: I’m almost certain the envelope will pass through human hands since I'm sending it first to a recipient who has to forward it later, so the envelope will probably be unreadable by a machine.
Thanks in advance
Etienne
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Hello to you too!!!
For complicated reasons (that nobody cares about!), I have no choice but to send cash, do you think the risk of getting my bills stolen is high?-
Hello,
The answer has already been given to you
https://billetdebanque.panorabanques.com/banque/banque-particuliers/fiche-pratique-banque/envoyer-de-largent-en-liquide-par-courrier/
After... there's always a risk... no matter the content.
So.. yes.. sending money by mail is risky. (besides being prohibited as already mentioned...)
You won't get any other answer.
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