Experience Just 17 years of personal study. I am not a lawyer
I just play one on the internet. Politics will lead
you to the Constitution.
Life Experience
A general biography my fit more here so I offer the following.
(it appears on on all my profiles) After all who we are affects our opinions or even inadvertently effect of statements of fact.
I hold a AS from Eastern Conn. State Univ. and a BA from Trinity College, Hartford Ct. Plus 11 other professional certifications. I have received 31 awards for various activities. My writings published in ?The Other Voice? and other publications. I have had my original music published, licensed and recorded by David Kaye. I have been a guest on CyberRadio & TV and many other talk radio programs.
I welcome interviews and I am willing to act as a technical advisor to various media. I am single and have resided in Hartford, Ct. since 1976. I have no children. I am a political conservative with libertarian leanings. I am a registered Republican. I am a Roman Catholic. I have worked in the following areas, entertainment, real estate, mortgage banking, and human services. I have owned 2 businesses. Some of my interests include politics, law, history, and current events.Hobbies I partake in include music, target shooting and cars (my Camaro rumbles)
If you wish to find out more about me, feel free to visit
my web page PEZmans World You can find me in many other areas of Allexperts.com
Cleo of AX Alpha Chi (former Alpha Chi Chapter of DKE)
National Rifle Association
Connecticut State Rifle and Revolver Assoc.
Windsor Marksman Assoc.
The Republican Party
The Roman Catholic Church
History of Hartford Project
Publications and Media Appearances
?The Other Voice? published articles.
?The Frogbelly Local? published articles.
?Hey Little Lady? {song} published Americord Records
Talk Radio appearances include;
Mornings with Ushi, CyberRadio & TV, Broadcast in Los Angles CA. worldwide via the internet.
The Lynda Mercer Show on Power Talk WULF 94.3 FM Radcliffe, Kentucky
The Allen Price Show on WRVA Newsradio 1140 AM Richmond, VA
and many more.
I have been a tech advisor to more than a dozen authors.
Education/Credentials
AS from Eastern Conn. State Univ.
BA from Trinity College
11 other professional certifications
Awards and Honors
I have received 31 awards and honors for various activities.
Question Well recently I received a series of postal money orders and took them to my post office to check if they were good and the clerk took them back and examined them and stamped them with their stamp assuring me they were valid. Problem is, after I took them to my bank and cashed them in good faith the postal service had done their job, they turned out to be counterfeit. I contacted the postal inspector and he said that the postal service could not take responsibilty for their mistake. I find it hard to beleive that they could be that negligent to stamp counterfeit documents as valid. The way I found out they were fake was I called another post office and gave them the serial number and they told me right away there was no record of that document being printed. How could this happen? Am I supposed to take financial responsibilty for their mistake? This is extremely upsetting and I will not stand idly by and get screwed.
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Followup To
Question -
Hello sir, I apologize if my question does not fall within your expertise, however there doesn't seem to be a category for such a subject yet. My question is, can I take any legal action against the United States Postal Service for negligence leading to financial losses of $3,400 in Arizona small claims court? Or what other legal options do I have in such a case?
Answer -
what happened exactly?
Answer The person who caused your the lose was not the post office but the person who gave you the fake money orders. A criminal complaint should be filed against that person. The postmaster is correct that the mistake is regretable but they are not responciable for human error by a clerk. You should file a complaint with your local police and the postal inspectors about the person who gave you the money orders.
Its extremely unlikily your going to get your money back
unless the criminal court orders restitution by the person who gave you the money orders.
If you try to sue the post office in this matter it will be quickly dismissed by the court. You do not have a case against the post office.
