Remittances

Receiving money from remittances with the MoneyGram service is quite easy and is described in the following 4 simple steps:

1. The sender comes to any store * with the MoneyGram mark with an identification document (eg ID or passport). *The sender may be able to send you money even electronically, from his site through moneygram.com.
2. Indicates to the employee the country of receipt, your exact name (recipient) and the amount he wants to send you.
3. Pays the amountto be sent as well as the remittance costs (there is a possibility to deduct the remittance costs from the amount sent).
4. Receives a code number (reference number) which notifies you (recipient).
5. You (the recipient)go to any store with the MoneyGram mark and collect the money immediately (or the next day depending on the sender’s choice) in cashwithout paying anything at all (only the sender pays). It is necessary to have with you an identity document, the reference number as well as to know the details of the transfer (who sent you the money and how much money you are waiting for).

Track your transaction:

Before sending your transaction, you should be aware that some people may be trying to steal your money. If any of the following apply, DO NOT make the money transfer or remittances in question. Once the money is received – something that can
get done fast – you can not get a refund even if you are a victim of fraud.

NEVER SEND MONEY OR TRANSFERS:

1. to someone you do not know personally or to someone you can not
   verify identity.
2. for any online purchase, to receive an inheritance or claim profits
   by lottery or prize.
3. to prove to someone that you have enough money available to buy
   a car or other goods, rent a property or get a loan or credit
   of any form.
   Finally, NEVER provide information about this transaction to
   anyone other than the intended recipient.
   Are you a victim of fraud? Call: 00 80033153877