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. The receiver produces to the bank the original of identification card and Coinstar money transfer control number. Coinstar transfers cost in one and a half or two times cheaper than the Westren Union and MoneyGram. Coinstar Money Transfer limits the time during which the recipient must take its money. As a rule, it is about 30-40 days. Unclaimed for a year Coinstar money transfers are returned to the sender on request. To date, Coinstar Money Transfer controls the agency network of more than 16,500 locations in more than 135 countries around the world. On June 1, 2007 the system "Travelex Money Transfer" has been changed its name to "Coinstar Money Transfer". Transfer fee is paid by a person who carries out money transfer via Coinstar Money Transfer, and varies from country to country.