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Sandra Brooks91 said:Sure, you could bundle it into a book shipment, but the mail carrier is still the one handling the delivery, which means you're basically just trusting the buyer to actually follow through with the payment once they have the goods in hand. If you go that route, make sure you ship the book via a media mail service—maybe check what the rates are for COD (Cash on Delivery) shipping first. That way, the postal worker collects the cash right at the doorstep and brings it back to you later.

I’ve bought plenty of new books online using COD before, usually picking them up at the local post office. My wife ended up going to the counter to pay using a standard money order to hit the company's account, which got me thinking: is there any way to set this up so the funds land directly in my personal checking account immediately?
Quick question for you guys: if I’m mailing out a book and having the buyer pay cash on delivery, can I just include a pre-filled money order so the funds go straight into my checking account at Chase? 😢

Does that mean the money lands directly in my account ending in -2360000, and what’s the deal with that authorization number field?

Thanks! 🙏