Moneygram isn't a good option anymore. They got a new compliance guy late last year and he hates gambling just as much as that camel jockey US attorney from New york City. If you try to send fifty dollars to someone, they want to know where you got it and why you're sending it. Stay away.
Western Union is still a good option for sending and receiving. Keep everything under $1000 and you'll be fine. Watch the spelling very closely when you send. If it's even one letter off, the sportsbook won't be able to pick it up.
Moneygram isn't a good option anymore. They got a new compliance guy late last year and he hates gambling just as much as that camel jockey US attorney from New york City. If you try to send fifty dollars to someone, they want to know where you got it and why you're sending it. Stay away.
Western Union is still a good option for sending and receiving. Keep everything under $1000 and you'll be fine. Watch the spelling very closely when you send. If it's even one letter off, the sportsbook won't be able to pick it up.
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