I reside in West Bengal, India. I have an urgent need to send money to Barrington, USA, from India. I know nothing about how to do it? please send details about money transfer method from India to USA? how i can send the money through bank draft, check or how i use the western union money transfer service ? please explain elaborately.
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lol i used to live in barrington illinois.... go to a postal service... take some id with you, you'll need to write down your name, get them to exchange it into american dollars, write the name of the person ur sending it to... tell them to take id to claim the money.... they will give you a confirmation code... which you need to call and give the person who is collecting the money... they then go to the store (tell them to go to dominicks in barrington) and go to customer services and claim it there. just remember to tell them to take their id, they will have to prove its them! good luck\n(thats for western union)
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Overseas is the key word here. \n\nContact your local FBI office and file a complaint with them. They can direct you to the most efficient way to resolve this issue. Assuming you voluntarily gave them the money, without threat of extortion or other mischievious means, they can file a case for you based on the fraud alone. \n\nYour local police department will more than likely refer you to your District Attorney - who will only push this off and tell you there is nothing that can be done locally. \n\nContact your FBI office immediately and either bring them your email messages, wire transfer, and other contact information so that they can pursue this matter. \n\nWhere was the money wired to? What country are the two people you speak of residing in? This makes all the difference.
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I live in Brazil and frequently bump into this situation. I haven't yet used any of the possible solutions and they might be slightly different for people in Australia.\nFirst of all, it's necessary to define what kind of barrier you're bumping into. I know of these:\n1) Credit card billing address is not in the US. The main concern here is credit card fraud. The site is woried that it won't be able to collect/prcecute you if you deny this purchase. If you buy alot, maybe you can open a checking acount in the US and have a credit card linked to it. Also, it seems to me that credit card compannies (Visa and Mastercard) are trying to address this issue and it seems that one solution will be thru the use of debt cards (Electron and Maestro) with enhanced seccurity. In these cases, smaller sites, in which you can acctually ring in and talk to someone might accept money order or some other solution.\n2) Another barrier is that a site might not have international delivery. One thing that might work, and I'm not sure this is what you were calling proxy, is a US address. I've received several e-mails offereing this service, but since I buy mostly books and cd's, I wasn't interested. Basically, you register and receive a US address. When ordering, you enter this address and the sites will ship your orders there. The company offering this virtual address service will then mail it to your real address. The only company I know that does it is LanBox. It is a Lan Chile group company which should qualify it as a reasonably serious company. But it operates only in some Latin American countries (I supose the ones Lan Chile flies to). Its site is at http://www.lanboxusa.com .\nWhat you might want to be aware of in these services is if the companny offering this service is giving you a P.O. box or and actual address. I've seen some sites stating that they do not mail to PO boxes. Also, this service is not cheap. There is a flat fee (or rent if you will) and a cost per order. Plus the delivery cost that the site will charge you.\n3) Finnally, another kind of barrier I've encountered is when attepting to buy a downloadable item like music or films. itunes and Google Videos, for example, do not allow sales to Brazil. I guess there concern here is that the legal system and law enforcement agencies will not do enough to prevent piracy. I think there are proxies that might be of use if the downloaded file is not limited to one computer only. There are a few questions on Answers concerning proxies and following these might give a clue.\nI know none of this helped you much but it might help some of the other readers. :(\nPS: Don't have to give me the points.
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NO. NO. NO.\nThere's NO one of it. Believe me.\nYou will recieve many SCAMMING e-mail answering your question. You will lose your money much more than any information you will get. Internet is simply 99.99% SCAM.\nIf there is, many millions people just like you will go there and it's already well known by now. But you're still looking for it just like the other. It means: NO, THERE IS NO SITE LIKE THAT... EVER. BOTH GOVERNMENT OR PRIVATE.\nNever believe it.\n\nLook at this people answering you. They invite you to some special site or e-mail in secret. Why just don't answer here and help many people like you?\nIt's going to scam you. BEWARE !\n\nI've warned you for your good. Good luck anyway.
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I do not understand the question completely.\n\nIf you are referring to applying to take courses at a University in the U.S. and then transfering those courses to an indian university I believe you would have to speak with the individual institution(s) and your University.  I hope this helps?  Do you have study abroad programs?
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I will give you the best advice ever.\n\nGo check out http://www.emigrantdirect.com They are a savings account that you can access online. Usually in banks, you need to put your money into a CD for at least 1 million dollars to get the APY that emigrant direct gives you. There are no fees, no penality, and no minimum savings. You can put whatever amount you want into emigrant, and you will gain this amazing APY. \n\nI bet if you ask anybody about emigrant, they will only tell you good things about it. It is one of the best Savings account out there. You can transfer the funds from emigrant to your checking anytime and anywhere, without ANY fees.\n\nI really suggest you check it out.
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India.  Lots of financial companies are now outsourcing their financial analysis to India.  But I doubt that's what you had in mind.\n\nYou could start by getting a job with a local office of an international finance company or investment bank, and then see if they would transfer you abroad.  It might be the easiest way to do this, and the company would take care of all the paperwork for you.
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WHY U.S. U WERE BORN IN INDIA,BROUGHT UP IN INDIA,THEN WHY ARE U SERVING FOR OTHER COUNTRY .PLZ DONT LEAVE OUR COUNTRY ,THERE IS LOT OF SCOPE FOR EDUCATED PERSON LIKE U IN INDIA.THINK ABOUT IT.LOG ON TO MONSTER.COM FOR OPPORTUNITIES.
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DONATE WHAT TO WHOM AND FOR WHAT CAUSE???!!!\n\nNEVER,NEVER TRUST ANYONE. IM BEING SCAMMED RIGHT NOW TO WIRE TRANFER MONEY TO ANOTHER COUNTRY BUT IM SMARTER THEN THAT SO I TURNED THEM INTO THE COPS!!!
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where are you sending your money? is it in the united states? it also depends on the amount of money you are sending.
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You have two problems: payment and delivery.\n\nThe first problem, payment, is a little tricky.  You will have to transfer the cash into an electronic medium.  If you know someone with a credit card who can help you, this is the easiest – give them the cash and have them pay.  Otherwise, you will have to go to one of the banks in Kabul (I would go to Afghanistan International Bank, as it is managed by the Dutch ING Bank, or Standard Chartered, as they are international banks and are more likely to offer the services you need). If they will give you a debit card or a credit card, then that is great – use that to pay for the computer.  If not, go to paypal (www.papal.com).  This is a free service that lets you pay from your bank account.  Dell accepts payments form paypal, so you can use that to pay.  It might be easier for you to try Western Union (http://www.westernunion.com/index_consumer.asp) money transfers, although I am not sure if Dell accepts money transfers.  You can go to a Western Union office (click on the “find and agent location button on the website to see a list of locations in Afghanistan) and transfer the money to Dell. Your bank in Kabul certainly offers wire transfer options as well. You would have to call Dell to see how these last two would work however . From Afghanistan, dial 001 800 999 3355 (this spells out 001 800 www dell on your telephone keypad).   \n\nYou will have to call Dell at 001 800 999 3355 to place the order, as its online system doesn’t include Afghanistan (I guess they don’t get a lot of orders there).  You can still pay with your credit card or via paypal this way (and maybe Western Union witre transfer as well) – the sales person will know exactly how.\n\nThe second one is easier, but still a bit confusing.   Once it is ordered, you have to get it delivered. If Dell will send it FedExm great, because FedEx delivers to Afghanistan, so you can have the computer sent there.  Make sure you pay for insurance when you send it (FedEx has that option), because there is a chance it could be stolen en route.  FedEx is a pretty good company, but it could still happen.  Given the lack of stret addresses in Afghanistan, it would probably be easier if you have the computer sent to the FedEx office and then went to pick It up there.  You can find out more information about FedEx in Afghanistan at http://www.fedex.com/af/  FedEx offices are in Kabul, Heart and Kandahar.  Their addresses are:\n: \nAfghan Express Ltd\nKarte 3\nKhai Street\nNorth of Ministry of Commerce\nHouse # 326\nKabul, Afghanistan\nOpen 9:00 am to 5:00 pm\nTel: +93 (0)20 2500525\nMobile: +93 (0) 70 286028/29\nFax: +93 (0)20 2500524\n\nAfghan Express Limited\nBank-e-Khoon Road\nHaji Ayoub Square\nKajj Street\nHeart, Afghanistan\nOpen 9:00 am to 5:00 pm\nTel: +93 (0)40 220301\nMobile: +93 (0)70 294462\nFax: +93 (0)20 2500524\n\nAfghan Express Limited\nNoor Jahan Hotel, 1st floor\nShaheedan Square\nShahr-e-Naw Street\nKandahar\nAfghanistan\nOpen 9:00 am to 5:00 pm\nMobile: +93 (0)70 303257\nFax: +93 (0)20 2500524\n\nYou can also have it delivered via DHL.  The same applies, but the office is in Kabul (there are also two offices on Bagram and Kandahar air bases, but if you don’t work there, you can’t get to them. \n\nDHL International\nShirpoor Square\nAhar e Naw\nKabul\nOpen Sat-Thu 09:00-18:00, Fri Closed\n\nA final choice is to send it A.P.O. This is the easiest If you can do it.  APO stands for Army Post Office, and it is a system that allows American soldiers to receive mail internationally as if they were living at home (the US military delivers it).  Dell wee certainly deliver to an APO address.  The problem is you have to know a solider who will agree to accept the delivery for you, and then give you the computer.  If you do, try giving them the cash and getting them to put it on their credit card as well. \n\nIf none of these work, you will have to get someone in the US take delivery of the computer, and then se
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Think about this for a moment, Yahoo is a very big company, why would they want you to send money via Western Union?  Does it make any sense to you?  Is it at all reasonable? \n\nNo, it doesn't make any sense because it is an outright scam.  You will give your money to Western Union and ANYONE can walk into ANY Western Union office ANYWHERE in the world and give them the code for the transfer that you will email them and collect the cash.\n\nThere is no car.  You will not get a car.  You will lose your money.\n\nYou don't buy cars by wiring complete strangers money and hope they will ship it to you.
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Yes you can do a inter-state transfer. Call BCBS of IL first, the customer service rep should be able to set it up with BcBs of MI so that there is no lapse in coverage. If they don't offer that service Call BCBS of MI and get an application for individual coverage you can setup your own coverage start date so that there is no lapse in coverage.
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Transfering money from anywhere is not a problem.  You can physically send the currency, get a cashiers check or money order, or electronically wire from one account to another.  You could even purchase some goods like gold/jewels and send those (with shipping insurance!) Credit cards have nothing to do with transferring money - unless you use them to get a cash advance (which some lines of credit allow).
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see here:http://www.westernunion.com/\nhttp://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geuuDUtExF.KMAYCdXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTE2MWFla2V2BGNvbG8DZQRsA1dTMQRwb3MDMgRzZWMDc3IEdnRpZANERlg1XzMw/SIG=1268idf96/EXP=1162741332/**http%3a//www.westernunion.com/info/selectCountry.asp\nhttp://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geuuDUtExF.KMAeCdXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTE2anNnbmViBGNvbG8DZQRsA1dTMQRwb3MDNgRzZWMDc3IEdnRpZANERlg1XzMw/SIG=13go06g4r/EXP=1162741332/**http%3a//www.westernunion.ca/info/osMoneyTransferOptions.asp%3fcountry=CA%26origination=global\nhttp://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geuuDUtExF.KMAfidXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTE2MzFnaTh1BGNvbG8DZQRsA1dTMQRwb3MDNwRzZWMDc3IEdnRpZANERlg1XzMw/SIG=12onbpbaj/EXP=1162741332/**http%3a//www.westernunion.ca/info/siteMapTextOnly.asp%3fcountry=global
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Importing is pretty involved but not impossible. I will give you three links that should be able to answer any question that you have. The American Express link is full of Q and A that are common in relation to importing items.\n\nhttp://www.usitc.gov/tata/index.htm\nhttp://www10.americanexpress.com/sif/cda/page/0,1641,18174,00.asp\nhttp://www.customs.gov/\n\nGood Luck!!
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Not all money orders are the same.  A U.S. Postal Money Order is purchased at a post office in the United States, but it can be cashed at another post office or bank or any place that a check can be cashed.\n\nThe Travelers Express MoneyGram International money order can be cash at banks in the U.S.A. and many outside the country, but it cannot be cashed at another post office.\n\nIf you have no means of contacting the seller to confirm that it is okay to use, you might go ahead and use it.  If they can cash it or deposit it in their bank, then it is not an issue.  The one thing that you need to be aware of is that many scams request Postal Money Orders only because they are less traceable and a bank account is not needed to cash it.