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so it is slightly possible that they are telling you the truth (I've used Western Union many many times but had that refusal happen once) |
Forget Western Union / MoneyGram.
Have the company send you a bank wire for the amount due. Provide them with your bank account name, SWIFT routing code, bank account number, and bank address. With that info, wiring you the money should be a cinch... And they'll likely save money over using Western Union - most U.S. banks charge a flat $20 to $40 for outgoing international bank wires regardless of amount. Western Union (and probably similar for MoneyGram) has a $2900 limit for some countries, plus as many have pointed out already, funding such transfers can be problematic due to fraud screening. Ron |
If they had sent it via W/U you would have a control number from them.
Even if there were limits W/U inform the sender.. Never had a problem with W/U here, they have always worked out well |
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Sounds like they don't have the money. And yet you mentioned they'd already paid you a large chunk before.
Either they have the worst luck or more likely their financial situation has dramatically changed lately. Try to have them send you a lesser amount, like $2500 now and the remainder next month or something like that. On a related topic, if the renig on paying you the reminder, they DON'T automatically get their money back ... so don't even worry about that. Especially, since you indicate that you've provided them with much of the product they paid for already. And anyways, IMHO, for them to sue you and actually collect, even on a default judgement, since you're in the U.K, would likely cost them more than what they owe you. Don't sweat it - just keep tossing the ball back into their court - nothing to discuss - they simply need to make the required payments. Good luck. Ron |
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I havent infact gave them much of the product due to how the initial payments went... they wanted the product but I refused due to the inability to get me the money as agreed... Bottom line I dont see how any court either side of the pond would rule in their favour... every part of the agreement was broken by them... no it wasnt a writen contract, more a gentlemans agreement... one I am trying to get the other gentleman to honour :) I am sure we will wrap this up this week and put it to rest once and for all... fingers crossed :) |
If they have paid 29K it definitely seems like they are just dragging their feet until they have the funds. The idea though that the deal can be cancelled because they don't finish paying and get all of their funds back would be a little disturbing to me...
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Try Xoom.com. Use it every month, no problem and much better rates.
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every time I do a WU I get a phone call from them asking if it's fraudulent or not, it's gay
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Sounds like you're being shafted.
Perhaps suggest one more time that they pay your local friend, then take further action if they conveniently "ignore" this again. I'm guessing you're treading lightly because you're concerned you may not see the $, but at this stage it's looking pretty doubtful anyway... GFY court may end up being more effective, particularly if they're known here. |
it has to be that they are having cashflow problems and using these excuses to cover up that - because they only owe you 5K left - I am sure they know that if they don't come up with the remaining 5K that you won't willingly refund their money - it will cost them more than 5K and more headaches to pursue you legally over in the UK. so it's far better for them to pay you the 5K - which makes me think they just don't have it to give you. tell them to send you half now and half next month.
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They have agreed to meet my friend and give him the money to get to me... so I will give them till Friday to do so... think thats fair enough when they tell me the money isnt a issue and live in the same city :) |
Bump for some info. Have you been paid now ?
Looks like the same company is doing the same with me right now ... |
You know what usually works... A COMPANY CHECK sent via usps/fedex.
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A company check isn't all that safe. Stop-payment on them is just the click of a button; up to years after it's been deposited, even. |
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Old ass thread
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