answer: #Person2# needs to transfer money from the UK. Since #Person2# doesn't have an account with #Person1#, #Person1# suggests #Person2# use T/T which is quick and secure.
documents: #Person1#: Good morning, Madam. What can I do for you?
  #Person2#: I need to have some money transferred from the UK, from my company. It's kind of an emergency.
  #Person1#: That shouldn't be a problem, Madam. I'm sure we can sort this out for you quickly.
  #Person2#: That would be wonderful. The problem is I don't have an account with you. That is a problem, isn't it?
  #Person1#: Well, to be honest, it will slow things down a little. But it's not a big problem. You can do it by T / T.
  #Person2#: T / T? What on earth is that!? Sorry, but I've never heard of it. T / T?
  #Person1#: It means'telegraphic transfer'. So, if you use this way it's fast and secure and can be done from anywhere, to anywhere in the world.