When MoneyGram applies fees that didn’t appear at the beginning, it’s crucial to file a claim with clear proof so they refund the difference.
Here are useful steps:
• Save screenshots of the fee shown in the initial simulator and compare it with the final receipt where the extra charge appears.
• Contact official support through the MoneyGram Help form, selecting “Fee issues,” and attach both pieces of evidence.
• If you used the app, check your profile under the “My transactions” section and download the payment receipt to include as supporting evidence.
• If you don’t receive a response within a few days, file a chargeback with your bank using the documentation that proves the price paid did not match the one advertised.
• Keep a complete record of emails, tickets, and responses. This will be essential if you need to escalate the claim to a consumer protection agency.
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