The main problem any casino faces with the cash transfer options. Are the fact that Western Union tends to catch on way faster to odd foreign transfers than a regular bank does. So that's why they limit the amount and how often you can perform a transaction. There trying to keep you and them under the radar.
Otherwise once you go over a magic number, you get put on there "radar". Which could be rejected future transactions or even have you black listed from using the WU or even Money Gram system until they verify these transactions are for genuine purposes.
I've mentioned this idea to a rep before, and for the above reasons. They just can't offer cash transactions as often as we'd like.
The major problem is that there trying to prevent money laundering and possibility having there services used for illegal purposes. Trust me, have you read all of the fine print for either cash transfer services form lately? It'd scare you on how much they analyze each individual transaction and how much information they store on you for that transaction.
Really honestly for us U.S. people, it's really going to eventually come down to waiting for some legal options to come into the US. Besides Jersey and Nevada. I'm talking like an option available to the majority of the states. That way we don't have to worry about the feds or the cash transfer services seizing our money along the way. For as long as they see large amounts of transfers coming from Panama, UK, Cyprus, small country, and other small country wherever. There going to keep trying to figure out what the transfers are for and why so many in the US are getting them.
If WU once a week then i would deposit and if i withdraw i would wait another week to deposit again so that i ould use WU again. You right in saying WU needs to be more then once a week.(IMO)
