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I need to find out if a money gram has been picked up that i sent.
One can get a refund on a money gram money order when it is made out to someone who sent it back by checking the swift number on the money gram order and placing a block on it.
No.
According to the Money Gram website, money recipients have a year to pick up money sent to them. Proper identification is required for all money transactions.
If you don't know the person who sent it or why it was sent to you, it is probably a fake. If you were expecting someone you know to send you money and you knew that person was sending you money for a legitimate reason, then it's probably good. If you're not sure, have your bank check it out for you.
yes, but you have to have the control number. You can just call the 1800 number or go on the website
The maximum data download for an email varies depending on the way the email is sent. If it is sent by SMTP the maximum size is 25MB and if it is sent by Outlook Web Access the maximum size is 10MB.
The best way to find the cost of sending a money gram is the contact the institution that you will be using. There is usually a standard fee but to know for sure contact the local office.
There is no maximum
The Sender would. The money would be taken out from the Sender's initial amount that was sent.
You should go to the office from which you sent it, being sure to take with you the receipt they gave you when you sent the money. Show them the receipt, tell them that it hasn't arrived at its destination yet, and ask the office you sent it from to trace it for you.
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