junaid001

we have to look at from the aspect of receiver as well.

although exchange companies or some sites are convenient and cheaper for sender but can be troubling for receiver.

we have our customer sending in the money and sometimes guy to collect from is located in busiest part of the city you cant get parking there you have to use a cab, guy is sometimes hard to locate.
twice i had my car taken by police and had to pay fine for parking in no parking.

although western union may be costly but its really convenient you can get it from most of the bank's branches throughout the city.
havent had any experience with money gram but banks are their agents as well & with them country benefits as well.
disadvantage is their rates are higher and conversion rate is also lower compared to banks.

also there are some companies who deliver cash to the address as well.

WhateverFloatsUrBoat

if its for a pakistani vendor(and paki vendors love doing fraudia things) only send through paypal, so if something goes wrong u can get a refund.......if this is your first time dealing with the company please follow this advice.

Sara516

786pk asks for social security number..i dont think im comfortable giving it out.. any other suggestions?

same

^also...786pk.com is choor...

the exchage rate is high...don't goo for $3 each transaction.lol

UBL is grt!

Sara516

yeah why do they ask for that? no other company i saw does.....

Mabrook

totally agree.if they don't hav paypal account then wire transfer.u can always claim money back if they turn out to a fraud.Another way to know if they hav "khote in neeyat" is they'll not giv u their banks swift code n insist on sending money via estern union by saying "thats all the info my bank gives me"