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1 minute ago, Chris Duffy said:

It's pretty common knowledge.  The poorer the family the more they will want and pressure the girl to ask the US bf or husband for money.

 

You give them money and then they become parasites.

 

 

Yes that does happen but to make that statement as the whole argument in sending money to PI is disingenuous to those that have other reasons. Just saying.

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1 hour ago, Chris Duffy said:

Maybe for a one time for visa related, but many people in 3rd world countries are always finding an excuse to ask for money from the American Citizen or their PI spouse.   Either it's a medical emergency,  School tuition shortage, late on rent/mortage, etc

 

I don't give, I have heard every excuse in the book

.. oh OK  Mark, errr ... Vol ... err.. ??  :lol:  

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***** One post removed for bad language.  Folks, either give the Op advice on what they ask for, or do not comment. This is not a thread for general comments on appropriate marriages and sending money. *****

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On 12/29/2017 at 9:32 AM, The-Journey said:

What bank in the PH can my asawa open that doesn't have any fees for withdrawing any money, also no monthly fees, does this exist? She is in Cavite, looking for an account that I can transfer money into and she can withdraw for free.

I do the same as Hank. My wife has BDO which is free with a minimum balance (I forget the amount) and I send money to that account using Remitly. I never worry about the processing time because there is always a cushion amount of about 50k (peso) in the account.

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