how i can send money to Barrington,USA, from India? how i use western union money service to solve my problem?
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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)
1056022
I suppose you intend to send money to the Wells Fargo Bank in California. \n\nYou have not mentioned in what State you are living and the name of your bank.\n\nIf there is Wells Fargo Bank in your State simply walk into this bank and inform the Teller your intention and supply him with the california account number.  The Teller will deposit the money to that acoount and the money will go into that account straightaway.\n\nOtherwise you will have to wire transfer the money from your account to the Wells Fargo Bank account.  You will have to give the Teller the name of the person who will receive the money and his account number.  They will charge a fee for this wire transfer.\n\nThe cheapest will be to buy a money order for the amount that you want to send and send it in the mail to that person.
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You've got a scam email from a 419 fraudster.\n\nNo he's not a real barrister.  Real barristers don't use hotmail and yahoo.\nReal barristers can spell\n\nThere is no $20M in a bank account to be split 70%-30%.\nYour contact isn't the estranged daughter of Robert Mugabe, nor the heir to a cocoa manufacturing plant.\nThere isn't £20M in some trunk boxes etc etc\n\nIf you carry on you'll find that your African barrister needs some money from you "to transfer the consignment into your name" or for "storage fees" at the "security company".\n\nYou'll be asked to transfer the money by "Western union" or "moneygram"\n\nIf you're daft enough to do it, they'll ask for more money for some other strange tax or shipping fee.\n\nI always reply to these emails and string them along.  I've had the silly scammers chasing all over to various western union offices to collect the money which I haven't sent....ooops
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Western Union is one of  the oldest and largest money transfer networks worldwide. It is one the safest way to receive money since it is not possible to reverse the transaction, especially if the amount is received in cash. More details available at \nhttp://www.money-transfer.in/westernunionmoneytransfer.html\nYou can try.
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Let me guess, they are located in Quebec?  They have been scamming people for years, including me.  Buy, I was lucky and I got my money back.  This is what you do, contact your attorney general's office and also police in Quebec if you can.  Also I know they told you to wire the money... and if they said Western Union I am surprised because they are the people who warned me about the scam.  If it is Western Gram... Money Gram then contact them and give them all the information.  The next step you do is contact the vender in Canada and tell them you wired the money.  When they go to pick it up, make sure you notify the police there and they will get arrested.  \n\nGood Luck and do this ASaP
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Western Union or Moneygram have good reputations but I cant say if they are the cheapest.
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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.
1037705
I think you have to write a program for conversion. This is because the currency and amount in words depends on country and region. I have a vb program that capable of converting amount as sri lankan rupees.
730097
Go to the Western Union Money Transfer which are located in almost every airport or are nearby.
894217
DO NOT SEND MONEY!  You are most likely on the brink of being ripped off.  If this was ligit the person would/should prefer a money order (or check since there is plenty of time for it to clear).  Take the advice of a previous answer and pick a place when you can do a walk through.
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I suggest www.ccavenue.com\nThey are very professional, very fast, reliable and easy to use, both for the buyer and the merchant.\nIt is simply the best in India.
87916
If you want to get payment try paypal. They are international as far as I remember.
328678
any local exchange bureau can help you with the transaction
279473
None. You can use Western Union or just a bank transfer. What the Government is interested in is that you earned it legitimately and not that you used illegal means such as drugs.
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Contact E-Bay, by phone or computer and explain what you have done. This is why you should use Pay-Pal. They will contact the seller and see what he says, also take the receipt back to Western Union and see if the MO was cashed and by whom.. If it has then contact (or  try) the seller. If nothing is worked out then he is a Federal case, and you might point this out to him. transactions over State lines ending in fraud, falls in there jurisdiction....good luck
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Do not send money yet!\n\nThere are a lot of legal ways to make money online - A lot of business transactions nowadays or done online. But I reckon there'd be more scammers.  The best way to be sure is to check its business registration permits in its concerned locality. \n\nAnother way is to report the website to online consumer forums that are monitoring internet scams. These forums can typically investigate the website in question for legitimacy. \n\nYou would do well to be vigilant and return the favor by informing consumer forums if you do discover an online scam.\n\nGood luck!
726882
That's Simple, Find a store where they do moneygrams, tell them where you want the money send I.E Town or City and what Country, they will find the nearest Moneygram outlet, give the details of the person recieving the cash and pay the cash in, The store will tell you where the person getting the money can collect it. Contact the person you are sending the cash to,and tell them where to collect it./