That was obviously not a full refinance or a purchase closing. It was probably a single doc signing, an I-9, general notary work, or one of those inspections. No matter what it was, the fee is entirely too low, and that is why most of us do not work with any of the companies that use SnapDocs.
Let's just say it was an I-9, a single doc signing, or an inspection . . . that is probably a fair fee for someone who does that kind of work . . . but not anything that the majority of us here at Notary Rotary even do. Most of us cannot afford to waste our time on those types of assignments when our time is spent doing more profitable work.
SnapDocs had such high hopes for their platform and touted their abundance of qualified signing agents that most of them they data mined from other sites (including this one). Their impressive list of signing agents includes notaries that aren't even in the business anymore, deceased notaries, and notaries with criminal records who aren't even allowed to do signings. SnapDocs is nothing more than a place where low-ball, slow-pay, low-pay companies come to try and take advantage of non-suspecting notaries. Yes there are some good companies that use SnapDocs but I am finding them to be few and far between. You never hear about how notaries are loving the platform, you only hear about how horrible it is. |