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dehren N
1 reviews | Active since Mar 2017
29 Mar 2019, 18:24
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I have not received any email from Western Union to date. My number is ********** 342. My email is my name surname @ gmail.com I am looking forward to getting my money back not excuses which is going on for years.
I have the case number, pin and other details on hand. Shame on this company. Absolute shame.
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Western Union's replyOfficial
01 Apr 2019, 08:43Good day
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. An Executive Consultant will be in contact with you in due course.
Kind Regards
Western Union
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. An Executive Consultant will be in contact with you in due course.
Kind Regards
Western Union
Best regards,
Western Union's reply01 Apr 2019, 08:43
Official
Good day
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. An Executive Consultant will be in contact with you in due course.
Kind Regards
Western Union
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. An Executive Consultant will be in contact with you in due course.
Kind Regards
Western Union
Best regards,
Western Union's replyOfficial
02 Apr 2019, 16:58Dear Dehren Naicker,
Western Union is writing in response to the complaint we received from you through the Hello Peter portal.
Please be aware that Western Union does not have the ability to check for any updates to your claims with the Department of Justice. No claims will be processed by Western Union and no claims are in Western Union’s systems. We cannot fix any issues with the DOJ website as Western Union does not have access to their website to make any corrections.
More information regarding the remission process, including eligibility criteria, updates, and frequently asked questions is available at www.WesternUnionRemission.com or by calling ***. Gilardi & Co. LLC is serving as the remission administrator in this matter.
Determinations of remission eligibility have not yet been issued. The DOJ, FTC, and the claims administrator will NOT request petitioners pay any money to the administrator or anyone else in connection with the petition for remission process. If you receive such a request, it is ********** and should be directed to ***.
Over 180,000 petitions have been received in the Western Union remission process. The claims administrator is currently reviewing and evaluating all submissions to determine eligibility. If your petition is deficient, the administrator may contact you by mail to explain the deficiency and seek additional information. After the petition review is complete, recommendations will be provided to the Department of Justice for final decisions. Due to the large volume of petitions submitted, it is anticipated the petition review process will continue into 2019. Payments cannot be issued until all petitions are reviewed. Sincerely, Executive Resolutions Department Western Union
Western Union is writing in response to the complaint we received from you through the Hello Peter portal.
Please be aware that Western Union does not have the ability to check for any updates to your claims with the Department of Justice. No claims will be processed by Western Union and no claims are in Western Union’s systems. We cannot fix any issues with the DOJ website as Western Union does not have access to their website to make any corrections.
More information regarding the remission process, including eligibility criteria, updates, and frequently asked questions is available at www.WesternUnionRemission.com or by calling ***. Gilardi & Co. LLC is serving as the remission administrator in this matter.
Determinations of remission eligibility have not yet been issued. The DOJ, FTC, and the claims administrator will NOT request petitioners pay any money to the administrator or anyone else in connection with the petition for remission process. If you receive such a request, it is ********** and should be directed to ***.
Over 180,000 petitions have been received in the Western Union remission process. The claims administrator is currently reviewing and evaluating all submissions to determine eligibility. If your petition is deficient, the administrator may contact you by mail to explain the deficiency and seek additional information. After the petition review is complete, recommendations will be provided to the Department of Justice for final decisions. Due to the large volume of petitions submitted, it is anticipated the petition review process will continue into 2019. Payments cannot be issued until all petitions are reviewed. Sincerely, Executive Resolutions Department Western Union
Best regards,
Western Union's reply02 Apr 2019, 16:58
Official
Dear Dehren Naicker,
Western Union is writing in response to the complaint we received from you through the Hello Peter portal.
Please be aware that Western Union does not have the ability to check for any updates to your claims with the Department of Justice. No claims will be processed by Western Union and no claims are in Western Union’s systems. We cannot fix any issues with the DOJ website as Western Union does not have access to their website to make any corrections.
More information regarding the remission process, including eligibility criteria, updates, and frequently asked questions is available at www.WesternUnionRemission.com or by calling ***. Gilardi & Co. LLC is serving as the remission administrator in this matter.
Determinations of remission eligibility have not yet been issued. The DOJ, FTC, and the claims administrator will NOT request petitioners pay any money to the administrator or anyone else in connection with the petition for remission process. If you receive such a request, it is ********** and should be directed to ***.
Over 180,000 petitions have been received in the Western Union remission process. The claims administrator is currently reviewing and evaluating all submissions to determine eligibility. If your petition is deficient, the administrator may contact you by mail to explain the deficiency and seek additional information. After the petition review is complete, recommendations will be provided to the Department of Justice for final decisions. Due to the large volume of petitions submitted, it is anticipated the petition review process will continue into 2019. Payments cannot be issued until all petitions are reviewed. Sincerely, Executive Resolutions Department Western Union
Western Union is writing in response to the complaint we received from you through the Hello Peter portal.
Please be aware that Western Union does not have the ability to check for any updates to your claims with the Department of Justice. No claims will be processed by Western Union and no claims are in Western Union’s systems. We cannot fix any issues with the DOJ website as Western Union does not have access to their website to make any corrections.
More information regarding the remission process, including eligibility criteria, updates, and frequently asked questions is available at www.WesternUnionRemission.com or by calling ***. Gilardi & Co. LLC is serving as the remission administrator in this matter.
Determinations of remission eligibility have not yet been issued. The DOJ, FTC, and the claims administrator will NOT request petitioners pay any money to the administrator or anyone else in connection with the petition for remission process. If you receive such a request, it is ********** and should be directed to ***.
Over 180,000 petitions have been received in the Western Union remission process. The claims administrator is currently reviewing and evaluating all submissions to determine eligibility. If your petition is deficient, the administrator may contact you by mail to explain the deficiency and seek additional information. After the petition review is complete, recommendations will be provided to the Department of Justice for final decisions. Due to the large volume of petitions submitted, it is anticipated the petition review process will continue into 2019. Payments cannot be issued until all petitions are reviewed. Sincerely, Executive Resolutions Department Western Union
Best regards,