I received a money transfer through Western Union, and at first, the amount appeared correctly in my Euro account. Everything seemed fine. But when I clicked the “Receive Money” button to complete the process, I was suddenly met with a message saying, “No transfer found.”
I tried again, hoping it was a glitch—but this time, the transfer didn’t show up at all. The money that was clearly visible just moments earlier has completely disappeared.
This is extremely frustrating. I’m left without access to my funds, and there’s been no explanation. Could it be because the transfer was sent on a Sunday? Even if so, the money should not just vanish from the system.
On February 3, 2020, I sent a total of 500 euros abroad via Western Union. Surprisingly, the funds were never delivered to the intended recipient. Western Union has not responded to my numerous phone calls and emails, and my money remains unrecovered. I've filed complaints everywhere I could think o...
I received a money transfer from abroad through Western Union, but I have been completely unable to access the funds. The system shows that the transaction is still “under review” and not approved, even though I was told it would be resolved within three business days. It has now been four days, and...
I sent 5,000 Danish Kroner (approximately ₺22,000) through the Western Union from Denmark. Upon attempting to withdraw the funds in Turkey, the recipient encountered an error message. I returned to the branch to inquire, and they informed me that there was a system glitch. Later, they insisted that ...
Hello, it's been nearly half a day since I sent money from Germany, but it hasn't reflected in the system yet. Despite the amount being deducted from the sender's account 12 hours ago, the funds haven't appeared. Western Union, which I chose for its speed, has caused me significant distress. I urgen...
I made a Western Union transfer and got a confirmation message saying it was successful, but unfortunately, the money never made it to the recipient's account! I reached out to the intermediary bank, and they conducted an investigation, stating that the problem is with Western Union. It's been a wee...
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