RE: 한국송금

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    my case 131.***.23.201 3908

    I recently found out cheapter ways to send money to Korea.

    1. I buy money order at the bank where my checking account is.

    They charge $3 per check. This might be various across banks but it is usually cheap.

    You can fill out info on the check and send it to Korea.

    2. I found out that local grocery stores provide similar service.

    In my case, it was Stop & Shop (customer service counter)

    In fact, my bank told me about this. It is even cheaper(I think it was less than $2).

    They charge per check within certain amount.

    I send it by regular mail and my parents did not have any problem to cash out.

    Hope this helps!