How to bypass Western Union fraud protection?

I attempted to transfer money in a quantity over $1000 in person at a local Western Union agent location. The transfer was put on hold and I was required to speak to a Western Union associate about it from fraud protection. They wanted to know purpose of sending, etc. etc. I said it was to my roommate in Columbia, etc. and they denied it and made me retrieve a refund.

What is a sure-fire excuse to give to the agents questions on the phone to bypass scam protection to be able to send money when I buy bitcoins on LBC via WU?


Comments


[8 Points] TheSM0KER:

That's why you do multiples under $1000......


[3 Points] ice_cream4breakfast:

$900 or under. And only $3000 per ID used per month.


[3 Points] 1millionblunts:

why are you using western union. do a cash deposit in increments of less than 5,000 dollars. some banks don’t even ask for id...


[2 Points] None:

They are pricks. I don't get it. You are giving them cash. Albeit over what you should have done. But same issue send $500 then next $500 same bullshit.

I was shocked at their bullshit. I was really trying to send a friend money across town they really needed zero illegal about it. Fuck WU