It depends on i) whether or not a contract was created and ii) whether or not that contract can be enforced under the civil law of the country in which the party relying on the contract resides. The simple answer to your question, with its dearth of information, is 'no'.
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Unless you have an "Uncle Louie" in Chicago to come and break his legs- or, get it in writing, you don't have a "legal leg" to stand on! Pun intended. A promise is only worth the paper it is written on.
Yes, you can send money to someone through various methods such as bank transfers, online payment platforms, or money transfer services.
There is always a fee for wiring money, whether it be through Western Union or through a bank.
Money order
A promissory note is a document where you agree or promise to repay a certain amount of money to someone. If it is unsecured, it means that nothing was put up as collateral to back up your promise [such as a house, a car, stocks, etc. ].
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If you send any ammount of money in the message it is instant. If there is no money, only items or a message sent, it takes up to 2 hours to go through.
Yes, someone can transfer money to your account by providing your account details and initiating a transfer through their bank or online banking platform.
Money can be transferred to someone without a bank account through services like money transfer agents, mobile payment apps, or prepaid cards.
you must give money before you can get money
A bond. Or Money Bond