Posted by Susie/OH on 12/1/04 9:01pm
Msg #12500
R&R Group, LLC from Indiana
Has anyone ever done work for these people?
| Reply by Roger/OH on 12/1/04 9:22pm
Msg #12502
Just got paid in mid-November for an August 31 signing. Have two outstanding invoices from October and early November that I'm waiting on. Jury is still out for me...
| Reply by Lois-Mo on 12/2/04 5:26pm
Msg #12601
I've done 2 signings for them. They are a little slow to pay. But did pay. Had to call and ask for payment, twice. The check was "in the mail", then "oh, I really thought I sent that". I would work for them again though. They paid better than most signing co.
| Reply by Susan Kellner on 11/20/09 7:30pm
Msg #311705
Re: R&R Group, LLC from Indiana
They do not pay, nor do they respond to e-mails or phone messages.
| Reply by madhatter on 11/26/09 11:44am
Msg #312292
Re: R&R Group, LLC from Indiana
I've done 4 signings for them that were done at the last minute. They still have not paid me for them after 3 months and I've contacted them 10 times regarding payment and they don't even have the courtesy to respond. Waiting for money so will never work for them again. Notaries BEWARE!!!!
| Reply by slk_OH on 12/20/09 6:53pm
Msg #315113
Re: R&R Group, LLC from Indiana
I got paid after many unsuccessful attempts to reach R & R. Finally got paid after calling the title company's manager. I would never work for this company again, and urge every person without a timely check to contact the title company to whom the documents were returned, and let them know that their signing service outsource contractors are not paying.
My opinion only is that the title company will help to cut these types of companies out, and soon they will have no more referrals. An e-mail to the county prosecutor of the SS/title agency's home state will also raise enough red flags to make the SS think twice before welshing. How about an IRS inquiry to see if these companies are showing the full income that they are receiving or adjusting the amounts that they are supposed to pay to the notary away?
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