I don't see no damn Newspaper 馃槖
its me guys, thanks for the comments and feedback.
I'll photoshop it in like all the scammers do...I'll be sure to make the shadows go the wrong direction too 馃榾
PLUS, everyone knows Cajuns can't read.
I'm trying to send him some money for a watch but he gave me a western union account. That automatically rings alarm bells for me. Next he tells me his small bank doesn't accept international transfers. I work in foreign exchange and that isn't my understand of how the process works. The service I was has a clearing bank in the country normally so isn't an international transfer. I bought lots of item in different currencies and never had this problem before. The last person that I dealt with on here had the EURs in their account in 4 hours. Now if people have dealt with CajunTiger before then I will try to find a way but at the moment I'm concerned.
Sending money via Western Union is the easiest way to get ripped off. Doesn't matter if he is a respected member or not. Western union is like sending a letter via fax instead of email.
There are a million other ways to send money SAFELY with security in case you get scammed.... Western union is NEVER one of them!
absolutely wrong.
this wasn't a Western Union transaction as you know it. Its a bank to bank transfer, Western Union is just the intermediate bank. Its sop between US and International banks. In Europe SWIFT codes are used, The US refused to adopt this and is clinging to their archaic routing system so an intermediate bank is used to communicate between the two.
absolutely wrong.
this wasn't a Western Union transaction as you know it. Its a bank to bank transfer, Western Union is just the intermediate bank. Its sop between US and International banks. In Europe SWIFT codes are used, The US refused to adopt this and is clinging to their archaic routing system so an intermediate bank is used to communicate between the two.
I use (and have no connection to) www.transferwise.com very regularly to send money between the UK and US. Routing numbers aren't a problem, the fees are tiny when sending (last time it was <拢6 on an almost $2000 transfer) and there are no fees at all for the receiver. You get the market FX rate too. I think it works by not actuall sending money internationally, but matching up corresponding transfers (or bundles of transfers) both ways. So if I want to transfer to the US, and someone in the US wants to transfer to the UK, my money goes to their recipient, and their money goes to mine, so for the receiving bank it's always a domestic transfer. Other providers that do this are available but like I said I use this a lot. Takes a few days to complete so it's not instant, but it's a lot cheaper and I have no issues with the safety.
