Any idea which one of them takes the smallest commission?
It also might be useful to know (in advance) what kind of information regarding the origin of the funds they require,
If you are sending money to yourself from a foreign bank account in your name, they will all ask for some documentation.
I dealt with MORE a number of times when sending funds to myself via XOOM.
There were two forms to be completed. One was a declaration that I was not a "political"person.
The other was for details about the sender and the recipient and it was always a bit annoying.
I didn't have any problems as I was sending funds from a foreign bank account in my name to an Argentine bank account in my name I could attach PDF files of monthly statements from both accounts.
Transferring funds got a LOT easier when I switched to
Transferwise. They have never required that I submit any signed fores, but I don't think they have locations in Argentina to pick up the cash in person.
When I was living in Capital I dated an Argentine woman who had worked in Spain and had undeclared money in a bank there,
In order to get the money into Argentina (sp she could use it as a down payment to buy an apartment) she went to Spain and b it back in a brought it back in a money belt.
The amount was less than ten thousand dollar so she didn't have to declare it. That was in the days an apartment in Tigre could be bought for $33,000 USD (and she had a mortgage for the balance).
Hopefully, you wont have to resort to such drastic measures.
It would be lot easier if you could find a seller of a rural property who could accept payment in the USA,.
Unfortunately, I only know of one.
