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Originally Posted by lt1s10
. . . Put the cash in a security envelope then use either a flat-rate priority mail envelope or express mail envelope. It'll cost more to send but it's not uncommon to put an envelope into one of the Post Office provided envelopes. It would probably draw less attention then just a regular envelope that may look like a greeting card or money holder. Same for a FedEx or UPS envelope.
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This is excellent advice, and I have sent several thousand dollars using this method. Businesses, car dealers, lawyers, banks, etc. regularly use the USPS Flat Rate Envelopes to send important documents. I've sent cash inside of CD jewel cases and taped inside of a sheet music book. The Express (faster--costs about $15) or Priority (costs about $5) envelope just makes it look like important papers, instead of something valuable.
Lindy