How does MoneyGram Work?
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Just like western union.  You buy one. Pay the fee to have it sent and tell them where to send it.  the person you are sending it to shows up with an i.d. and claims it.  sometimes they also charge a fee to receive it.
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this is a massive scam and you will lose out a lot of money - on no account do this - you are being conned\n\nthis scam has been featured in the uk and people have gotten into a lot of trouble because of it\n\nare there any consumer programmes that you can tell it too - the media gets to people a lot quicker than other methods
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I have checked. It is normal....! better you learn more about Paypal. I can direct you to a link...! PayPal is one of the most popular online money transfer systems widely used for online auctions, pay to surf programs, e-books and purchase of  low value goods. It is now a part of the online auction website eBay. More details available at\n http://www.money-transfer.in/paypalindia.html
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I can give you a link that deals with Payapl .PayPal is one of the most popular online money transfer systems widely used for online auctions, pay to surf programs, e-books and purchase of  low value goods. It is now a part of the online auction website eBay. More details available at\n http://www.money-transfer.in/paypalindia.html
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To receive money, there's a charge for business and premier accounts (for US users).  There's also a 2.5% fee when different currencies are involved, for example changing euros to dollars (or vice versa).
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No there is not. Most of them are a scam. I haven't found any that are reasonable and easy to understand. all want money and nothing else to do with you after getting the money. Don't fall for the scam. I lost about 150 already just trying to find something.
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mapquest-check cashing
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Contact money gram.  They have a web site.
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You buy it there and fill it out on your own time.\n\nHow do I buy a money order?\n\n\n\n\n\nYou can buy a money order at a bank, savings and loan, money-order company, or the U.S. Post Office. You pay the amount of the money order plus a fee. As the payer, you write your name and address on the right side of the money order, and the name and address of the payee on the left. Money orders usually have a carbon copy, which you should save as proof that you bought the money order.
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Money market account rates can change daily, weekly, monthly - depending on the institution. I have a link to bankrate, which list 'a lot' of them.\n\nUnderstand it is NOT a complete list, but it is good for an idea, what banks/financial institutions are paying.\n\nCurrently HSBC Direct is paying 4.5% for their on line savings account - you may find this is more than many money market accounts.\n\nBeing a savings account, means there are limits as to the amount of times you can withdraw funds each month. You can make as many over the counter withdrawls as you like each month, but only 3 electronic.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nPS. Consider the rate, but also consider convenience, and an account that works the way you need it to.
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The following link is for the Yahoo Shopping Buyer Protection Plan: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/shop/shop-75.html\n- this will explain most things about this.\n\nOther then that, please make sure you read the Security and Disclaimer section: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/shop/shop-64.html\n\nRemember that all transactions are between you and the seller, Yahoo has nothing to do with it. So if someone says you have to send money to Yahoo via Money Order, wire transfer, or any other payment, this is bogus and that ad needs to be reported.  Yahoo doesn't touch any money transactions done here, so please be careful on who and what you're buying.
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Its a scam!\nLotterys work like this:\n1)10,000 people pay 1 dollar/euro/pound/yen....etc\nThe lottery company now has 10,000\n\n2) the lottery company holds a draw and gives out 7,000 in winnings (and keeps the profit 3,000)\n\nScams work like this:\n-1)nobody pays money (there is no money to win)\n\n0)a scammer sends out 10,000 spam emails to tell people they have won a lottery they havn't entered.(they pretend they work for real lottery websites)\n\n2)The Scammer asks for your Personal details (be prepared! your inbox is going to be full of emails asking for you personally...and dont get me started on what they are gonna do with your Bank details!)\n\n3)The scammer tells you that you have to pay fees before you can accept the "winnings" (and NO,you cant pay out of the winnings! they dont exist!....silly maga)\n\n4)The scammer manages to con 3 people out of 1000 and gives all his profits to a charity for orphaned goats (he dosn't really...he keeps it ;) )\n\n5)Your inbox gets more mails than help@microsoft.com\nEverything from "You have won anotther sooperdooperlottry" to    "CHAN U B A NEXT OF KIN" to "Please join our company,cash our checks,send us the money until your bank realises you are laundering money for us?)\n\nThe moral of the story is...If it sounds too good to be true... It probably is
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you don't.  if you have a specific referral code then it should be all automatic.  but your referral can apply and not use you as their reference and then you lose them.  and most site like send you the money or they wait til you reach a certain limit or you request a pay out... hope that answer your question
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the person who will be accepting or cashing the moneyorder. they are the same as a check. You fill out the front with who ever it goes to and their address, then sign the bottom of it in the same place you would if you were righting a check and its done hope this helps you out.
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Western Union or Moneygram have good reputations but I cant say if they are the cheapest.
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three--money money and money
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Lotterys work like this:\n1)10,000 people pay 1 dollar/euro/pound/yen....etc\nThe lottery company now has 10,000\n\n2) the lottery company holds a draw and gives out 7,000 in winnings (and keeps the profit 3,000)\n\nScams work like this:\n-1)nobody pays money (there is no money to win)\n\n0)a scammer sends out 10,000 spam emails to tell people they have won a lottery they havn't entered.(they pretend they work for real lottery websites)\n\n2)The Scammer asks for your Personal details (be prepared! your inbox is going to be full of emails asking for you personally...and dont get me started on what they are gonna do with your Bank details!)\n\n3)The scammer tells you that you have to pay fees before you can accept the "winnings" (and NO,you cant pay out of the winnings! they dont exist!....silly maga)\n\n4)The scammer manages to con 3 people out of 1000 and gives all his profits to a charity for orphaned goats (he dosn't really...he keeps it ;) )\n\n5)Your inbox gets more mails than help@microsoft.com\nEverything from "You have won anotther sooperdooperlottry" to    "CHAN U B A NEXT OF KIN" to "Please join our company,cash our checks,send us the money until your bank realises you are laundering money for us?)\n\nThe moral of the story is...If it sounds too good to be true... It probably is