western union

The lady at the counter said we only have 100s is that OK? But I wasn't paying attention and thought she meant 1000s so I said fine Next minute she pulls out these enormous sacks of cash and I had to fill my entire backpack and a large shopping bag. Wtf.. Anyone know If I take it into a bank...

I don't know whats going on but I just got 63.25 from a credit card and 74.08 if you pay in the store from western union maybe a glitch or all hell breaking loose tomorrow. western union pay in store in usa is at 77.81 can anybody explain this new contado con liquidi why has western union gone...

After running around to 4 different WU locations with no luck (system down, location non existent, etc) I had a great experience at the Viamonte 522 office across the street from Galerias Pacifico. They had 4 agents open and available and this was at 5:30 pm. Very professional and courteous...

Hello, We are about to embark on a month-long journey to Chile and Argentina. Our itinerary involves spending most of our time in Chile, with the final week in Argentina, exploring Patagonia and Buenos Aires. Typically, we rely on a cash card in UK pounds and withdraw the local currency as...

Hey guys, do you know what is the ATM that allows the highest withdrawals? I am okay with losing a bit on a worse exchange rate compared to WU or other methods, but so far I've been only able to find ATMs with a 30.000 limit and an 8.000 processing fee.

Just a warning that I used an ATM at the corner of Independencia and Defensa yesterday and it let me withdraw for no fee with my Visa debit card. I thought it was my lucky day as all the other ATM machines are charging me high fees. But it must have had a skimmer or something else to steal my...

I just saw this on Reddit. Someone is claiming they got fake $1,000 peso note at a Western Union. I was at a restaurant the other day in Palermo Soho and the waiter tried to give me a fake bill as well and I spotted it. He said it was an honest mistake and he didn't know. But I talked to...

Forgive this newbie but I'm coming to Buenos Aires for 1 month in a few weeks. I read that foreigners can use their credit cards from their home countries (I am American) and I will get a special exchange rate. I read some old articles and I found these...

What accounts for the significant difference between the Western Union exchange rate and the blue dollar rate in the past month?