Western Union Money Lawsuit: Scam Or Legit? Read This
Did you hear about Western Union Money Lawsuit? It’s not a scam.
Daniel Subkoff is taking The Western Union Company and Western Union Financial Services Inc. to court. His claim? He says Western Union is using money that its customers deposit for its own profit, all without getting their okay first.
Who Is Behind The Western Union Money Lawsuit
Western Union, and Daniel Subkoff is leading the charge. He’s saying Western Union is doing some shady stuff with customers’ money. Basically, if a transfer doesn’t go through, Western Union allegedly keeps that money and uses it for its own benefit without telling customers. And if they do eventually give the money back, they’re not sharing any of the interest they earned. Subkoff wants to represent anyone across the country who deposited money with Western Union, didn’t get it transferred, and didn’t get any interest when it was returned.
How Much Is The Settlement
There is no settlement amount right now.
Subkoff is going after Western Union, accusing them of all sorts of wrongdoing like breaching fiduciary duty and unjustly benefiting from customers’ money. Subkoff wants to take this to a jury trial and is seeking all sorts of relief, including damages for himself and everyone in the class.
Conclusion
Subkoff v. The Western Union Co., et al., Case No. 1:24-cv-00530 is not a scam. Just like Chase Bank Fees Class Action Lawsuit, Subkoff wants to represent anyone across the country who deposited money with Western Union, didn’t get it transferred, and didn’t get any interest when it was returned.
