Literally. Ralph is the speaker's version of undefamable: no one takes anything he says seriously enough for it to become defamation.
It's sort of like suing a raving, gibbering idiot next to a dumpster that nobody can even understand.
Exactly. Checks come with the name of your bank, your name, account number, and routing number. As unlikely as it sounds, if someone were to hijack the IOLTA account and steal the checks, you’re screwed. Whereas a money order is much harder to track down the person who sent it. Aside from not having to put down your name, each serial number is unique. They will not ask for why you want to do the money order nor will they require an ID. You can even pay in cash (which you need to do when donating to a site that is hated and despised by the globohomo elites) so that the money order will never come up in your bank account. The only clue people would have are the post office number and your signature, both of which you can cover your track with if you want. Like send the money order in a different city from where you live or consciously write in a different style not associated with how you normally write. Even if not, it’s very hard to get caught.
You don't need to sign anything or even write anything by hand. You can hand over cash and walk out with a money order and a receipt. It honestly amazed me that USPS provides a money transfer service with this level of anonymity. Pretty much all they have on the sender is security camera footage. Note that you need to provide ID to cash a money order.
just write a check and send it. Who cares if you get doxed. Lol.
By signature, I am referring to writing on a money order the address of the recipient, not that USPS makes you sign anything before getting a money order, which they do not.
Maybe, but Null didn’t say anything about it in this thread. I’d be curious if it’s something else.
Ralph didn’t even bet on the Chiefs this year, because he was too broke to place a bet
Is it formatted correctly exactly as show above & clearly legible?
Yep got the address down right, This last letter they crossed out it a bunch of times and wrote a circled IA. I’m assuming that means incorrect address. (They also wrote insufficient address)
