You May be Eligible to Receive up to $2,800 in Compensation
Western Union Accused of Misappropriating Customer Transfers
A recent class action lawsuit asserts Western Union unlawfully benefits itself by holding and using money from transfers that don’t go through, a new class action alleges.
Western Union has publicly acknowledged through financial statements that it converts untransferred money to its “own use and benefit,” and is “unjustly enriched by use of the customer’s money without permission, consent or authorization by the customer.”
It is alleged that Western Union benefits financially by holding and using the customer’s money to make money for itself while the customer comes out of the transaction worse off financially because they have been deprived of the use and benefit of their money.
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