Where can you find a list of lost or stolen money orders?

The Postal Bulletin and POS (Point of Sale) system are primary sources for up-to-date information regarding lost or stolen money orders. The Postal Bulletin is a publication that provides announcements and updates on various aspects of postal service operations, including security alerts regarding money orders that may be compromised. It allows postal employees to stay informed about which specific money orders are reported as lost or stolen, ensuring that they can identify and act on these transactions appropriately.

The POS system complements this by incorporating real-time data that can help clerks manage transactions effectively, including flagging any money orders that have been reported as missing. Access to this information ensures compliance with postal regulations and helps prevent fraudulent activities related to money orders.

While the USPS website does contain a wealth of information regarding services and policies, it may not always provide the most current or detailed information on lost or stolen money orders as effectively as the Postal Bulletin or POS. The Customer Service Center is designed to handle inquiries from the public rather than serve as a comprehensive resource for internal operational procedures. Delivery offices primarily focus on the day-to-day operations of delivering mail rather than maintaining detailed records of lost or stolen money orders.