If you should be sending money to the Ivory Coast (AKA Cote D'Ivoire and FKA The People's Democratic Republic of the Congo), then you would already know how to do it.
The Ivory Coast and Nigeria are two current hotbeds of criminal activity in the banking sector. Nigeria's penal code numbers have even given a name to a popular scam: The 419 Fraud.
The way 419 Fraud, more generally called 'Advance Fee Fraud' works is that you are contacted (quite unexpectedly) by a person claiming to have a large sum of money to transfer to you, and only needs you to make arrangements for paying some small money transfer fee in order to release the funds. That's the whole story. You pay the small fee (perhaps a few hundred dollars), and your big payout never arrives.
Alternately, you are asked to cash a check for items you have for sale, and the check is too large, so you are asked to return the overage. Surprise! Their check bounces, but your money was real.
Alternately, you are hired to act as a clearing house for such checks, cashing them and redistributing them, while keeping your percentage. None of the check payouts are real... except the checks you write.
There are myriad variations, but there is one theme that is universal: Your money gets stolen, and you get stuck with thousands of dollars in bad checks. And, you won't even get any sympathy because everybody with an IQ over 70 who has had a computer for more than two weeks already knows about all this.
Please... pretty please with sugar on top... break off contact with the fraudster who nearly has you in his clutches, and abandon this futile effort. Nobody is really emailing you to offer you millions of dollars in stolen money confiscated from some expatriate African prince. Really. Sorry.
If you really, really need to send money to Cote D'Ivoire, then visit the Western Union website at http://www.westernunion.com, and select Cote D'Ivoire from the 'Select Country' dialog box (that's French for Ivory Coast).
Just don't say you weren't warned.
steven lee Anderson
They have money called Francs
the Currency is called :Franc (XOF)
In Ivory Coast, the official currency is the West African CFA franc, which is abbreviated as XOF. Locally, people often refer to it simply as "franc." The currency is used in several other West African countries as well, reflecting the region's shared economic ties.
yes! it has a conpte the Royal Bank high of $ 4.750M
abidjan ivory coast
The capital city of Ivory Coast is Yamoussoukro. Abidjan was the former capital until 1983. Abidjan is a much larger city.
Abidjan does not have a mayor. As of July 2014, the governor of Abidjan is Beugre Robert Mambe. Abidjan is a city in the Ivory Coast.
Abidjan is the largest port in the Ivory Coast. San-Pedro is the second largest port.
Salomon Kalou was born in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
The distance between Abidjan, Ivory Coast, and Nairobi, Kenya, is approximately 3,300 miles.
Ivory Coast's political capital is Yamoussoukro, and its economic capital and largest city is the port city of Abidjan.
Abidjan is the former capital of The Ivory coast.
Didier Drogba Place of Birth is Abidjan, Ivory Coast
if you in Rennings its about 2900
Abidjan is the biggest city in Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) ,actually Yamoussoukro is the official capital .
Abidjan is the former capital of Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast). Currently the capital is Yamoussoukro.