Check transaction status of 74015126
The bank or Publix.
it means they think the receiver is fishy. either a scam artist, illegal or something that makes them refuse the continue the transaction. One guy was put on a code 4 list and money gram told him that it was because he was receiving too many transactions from too many different people from too many different locations.
nope...MoneyGram is a company that will take your money and sell you a worthless check. The ONLY way to cash it is at YOUR bank.
Normally you do not need an account, only a transaction code from the inmate telephone provider at the specific prison.
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.
Unfortunately, Money gram cannot be checked online using a reference number. By dialing (800) 666-3947, you will speak to an automated operator, and you will be able to check transaction status there.
To check your tracking number with MoneyGram, visit their official website or use the MoneyGram mobile app. Enter your tracking number in the designated field on the "Track a Transfer" page. You’ll then be able to see the status of your transaction. Alternatively, you can call their customer service for assistance.
That means they think that your a drug dealer etc.... And your name has been red flagged to the feds. Once your red flagged you can no longer use money gram..
http://www.moneygram.com/MGIUS/CustomerService/ContactUs/index.htm which only gives a contact number which is 1-800-666-3947
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The bank or Publix.
To track your MoneyGram reference number, visit the MoneyGram website or use their mobile app. Enter your reference number along with the sender's last name and the amount sent to view the status of your transaction. You can also contact MoneyGram customer service for assistance. Remember to keep your reference number confidential to protect your transaction.
it means they think the receiver is fishy. either a scam artist, illegal or something that makes them refuse the continue the transaction. One guy was put on a code 4 list and money gram told him that it was because he was receiving too many transactions from too many different people from too many different locations.
In a MoneyGram transaction, there are typically two key numbers involved: the transaction reference number (TRN), which is a unique identifier for each transaction, and the receiver's account number or details. The TRN is essential for tracking and verifying the transaction. Additionally, you may need the sender's and receiver's phone numbers for communication and identification purposes.
The maximum amount that can be sent via MoneyGram per day varies by country and the sender's payment method. Generally, the limit can range from $1,000 to $10,000 per day for regular transactions. It’s important to check with MoneyGram directly or refer to their website for specific limits applicable to your location and transaction type. Additionally, verification of identity and account status may affect these limits.
nope...MoneyGram is a company that will take your money and sell you a worthless check. The ONLY way to cash it is at YOUR bank.
Normally you do not need an account, only a transaction code from the inmate telephone provider at the specific prison.