:headscratch:
Where from ,where to?
There are many ways you can transfer money,usual fee is between
£ or $ 20-30

 

Another route to go, would be PayPal, you can send money to other's who have paypal accounts. I had $450 transferred to me, and the fee was less than $20, but only because there was a currency change.

I also think Western Union is a worldwide business. I've seen them in the UK all over the place, and my cousin told me that they're also in Paraguay as well as Greece.

They might be worth checking out

 

Rip off big time

 

Only if you send minimal amounts...

 

The more you send the more you pay...e.g

Euro 350-charge 29 euro
Euro 600-charge 39 euro
Euro 1200-charge 53 euro
etc...
Theyre exchange also stink .
The only good thing is that reciver dont need bank account,name and address is enough.I would use in Emergency only.

 

I would totally recommend Money Corp, I left it all to my wife and she fixed us up with a great deal. We not only got the lowest exchange rate around but also we were able to sign ot some deal where you can make free Money Exchanges if you type in NOTT when you register. They were so great I can't tell you.

 

there is web site i know that helps sort between different erm..brokers is probably the best term to use! they do all sorts currency morgages etc. all for overseas! ill find it and post it on here if u want it! cant quite remember it at the min, my dad used it when he went to live in italy for 6 months!

 

oops replied to the wrong message all a bit new to me but just read the message i replied to and the currency people should be able to set up transfers for you!

 

currencyfinder.co.uk my dad says its the best thing since my mum! have a look see if its any good and let me know!

 

Hey!
Forget about Western Union, Moneygram and Ria! Except if you want to be charge a lot..
Look at this website: https://goo.gl/7KmKFc - Moneytis - they compare all the solutions to send money abroad and give you the cheapest solutions in real time, which is really time and money-saving!

Enjoy,
Cheers,
Halom