Garde l'argent des clients dans leur poche

They’re thieves. I’ve lived in Canada for 30 years. I asked my little sister to send me $1,000 Canadian that I left her in Togo. She transferred the money. To my astonishment, the Money Gram agent, after entering my contact details, the transfer number and my passport, said Canadian, validates the information to pay me… and surprise. He shows me a message on the screen saying that the sender has been reimbursed. I’m asked the agent why? He replied that he didn’t know. I call my sister and explain the situation to her and ask her to go and have a drink. Money Gram in the future, as we have always done RIA or Western Union and have never had any problems with problem. To our astonishment, he refunds the money without the transfer fee. This is theft. You charge a fee to provide a service that you don’t donate, you don’t explain why and you refuse to reimburse the expenses paid to you to donate the aforementioned service. It’s more than theft, I call it swindling. I’ve told my friends to avoid Money Gram and use Western Union or Ria. At least, even if there’s something unclear, they’ll call the sender to talk to them and make sure they can pay. If you take money transfer fees and you don’t give the service, you are simply A THIEF. Money Gram IS A THIEF. It