E-payment service Coinstar E-Payment, a division of Coinstar Money Transfer, entered into an agreement with the companies offering prepaid cards for Facebook and MySpace, as well as for the popular massively multiplayer online games. Coinstar transfers cost in one and a half or two times cheaper than the Westren Union and MoneyGram. Coinstar Money Transfer made not only the proposal to expand the network through sales at bank branches, but also demonstrated the ready front-office solutions for the operating staff of banks. The system "Coinstar Money Transfer" allows to transfer money in U.S. dollars and Euro in most countries of the world. To date, Coinstar Money Transfer controls the agency network of more than 16,500 locations in more than 135 countries around the world. Until June 1, 2007 the system of "Coinstar Money Transfer" was called "Travelex Money Transfer". Transfer fee is paid by a person who carries out money transfer via Coinstar Money Transfer, and varies from country to country. Coinstar Money Transfer works as follows: The client has to come to the branch office of the agent bank, the money will be transferred in minutes.