How to Become an Agent of Western Union

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Western Union is a money and message transfer service based out of the United States, with agents all around the world. Anyone interested in becoming a new agent must apply and be accepted through Western Union's corporate headquarters. Learning how to become a Western Union agent can help create a lucrative opportunity for your business.