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That makes me feel better homedog, I was shocked when I read what you said......phew:scared
And AR........I forgot you were in the States, I guess rules are a little different if you are in the US. I can tell you that MoneyGram and WU don't need much ID when ya send money, but as I said maybe some Americans on here can let you know what I.D. is needed to send money:SIB
Guess I am old school......every sportsbook I have ever used I almost always send and receive money by Western Union. But maybe it is easier here in Canada. If I was in the US I don't know what I'd do:shrug:
I can tell ya this though, you won't be upset with 5dimes. Good luck whatever you decide.
Also, there is another book that I'd recommend, but they don't take US customers...sorry I just had to add that in:142smilie
5 Dimes has never given me a problem, ever. They use a personal name versus company when sending money to them for deposit, I guess this gets around the off shore book BS the american government has its problems with, if you send LARGE amounts then yes it is kept for records, I prefer to send 500-1000 per transaction and how many transactions doesnt matter because they refund or credit your account the 9.95 or so for sending the money.. after you send 500 or more, so I guess thats part the reason for using money gram---and when sending to something like Peru...to Linka Jehgna dont worry its safe, and I always sent it personal versus business. Good luck