Thousands of New Zealanders eligible for a slice of Western Union's $US586m fraud settlement
Victims of money laundering and fraud scams will be reimbursed.
Kiwis are eligible for a slice of a massive cyber-scam payout fund.
On January 19, Western Union, the world's biggest money-transfer company reached a $US586 million settlement with US authorities after admitting it turned a blind eye as criminals used its service for money laundering and
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Thousands of New Zealanders eligible for a slice of Western Union's $US586m fraud settlement
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