I went into one of the locations on E South Blvd today to purchase a money order. Google has a different address than maps for the E South Blvd location. So I'm on Yelp to talk about it. But the address of the location i went into is 2449 E South Blvd. No one was there but the employees and later a customer who was behind me. I'm guessing the one in charge (because when i walked in she was on the phone). I told her what i was looking for which was a money order. I've been to easy money before for the exact same reason before and it was never a hassle. It usually goes me telling the cashier "I needed a money order and the amount. In which cash was tendered and the money order is printed". She starts to proceed and do her job, but then goes to say to another employer "Come here let me show you how to do this". *Im assuming training*. The girl asks me for my DOB; which i found odd for a money order. The manager I'm assuming asks "If I've ever been there before?" I tell her "Yes, but it's been a little while since i last came in for this". She then ask me "Do you have your ID?" I look at her like ID??? I wasn't rude; I simply just left. Since when is an ID required to print off a money order? I'm not cashing a check. And wouldn't it sound kind of stupid for me to get a money order in someone else's name? As a matter of fact names doesn't even go on a money order until the person who buys it, sign it. When has needing an ID and DOB become apart of the protocol or requirement for a money order from Easy Money? Because I've been in numerous times before for money orders and it was never that deep or a hassle to get one. I understand if i was cashing a check or asking you to deposit or im withdrawing funds from the money order. I'm asking you to print me one out for 500$. Why was all that needed? To make yourself and your job more important than what it is? Cause it sure wasn't necessary. Wouldn't have even stopped there; i just happened to be near it. Publix and their GREAT customer service got me what i needed without any trouble read more