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LBC USA GIVES ITS COSTUMERS THE POWER OF CHOICE

Lowers money remittance service fees to as low as $3
Tuesday, May 19, 2009



Through the new tiered pricing plan, LBC customers can now enjoy lower service fees for the company's money remittance services.

Beginning May 1, LBC USA customers in the U.S. can send money to anywhere in the Philippines for as low as $3 per transaction.

The $3 transaction fee applies only to remittance $100 and below. For bigger amounts, the sender can choose from the various levels available from LBC .


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For details on the new pricing, please call LBC USA at 1-800-3385424 or visit www.teamlbc.com for the location of LBC USA's 60 branches in the U.S.
 
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