Posted by NotaryPro on 11/23/04 12:10pm
Msg #11924

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Reply by Jennifer on 11/23/04 5:29pm
Msg #11943

You will be our #1 SS when you pay $90 and up

I will happily work for you every day if you always pay $90 for a first mortgage refi with overnight docs. +$45 for eDocs.

Reply by Cassie-CA on 11/24/04 11:22am
Msg #11982

Interesting that I signed on with your service (that is - I completed your registration packet) almost two years ago - have never received one phone call from your company.
Then - about two months ago I read on both the GMN and AMR site that you are looking to recruit more notaries nationwide.
Then - I received your "newsletter" in my email.
But, then again, I believe you only pay $40 - $50 per signing - is that correct? AND a very low fee for E-DOCS.
That is WAY TOO LOW if you're looking to get qualified loan signing agents.
I would imagine that low-balling notaries like that will end up costing you more in the end because you are gambling with these important transactions. You are more likely to have to send notaries out to do "re-signs" because of notary errors. And, also, you will have unhappy clients to boot.
This is just common sense, is it not?

Reply by Nd_WA on 11/24/04 3:12pm
Msg #11992

Same here Cassie, I signed up with NP awhile ago and haven't received any call (maybe my fee quoted too high) and the newsletter is advertising that NP needs more notary in my state.

I can not agree more that even a reputable ss nowaday would take part in low-balling fee in respond to a newbie's need to gain experience. I can understand its all about money (greed), but its just simply unethical consider the risk on a borrower's loan.

I took a job from a reputable ss last month for a single doc (name affidavit) notarization. I was shocked to hear the unhappy borrower says that I'm the 3rd notary there for that simple piece of document.

Reply by Cassie - CA on 11/24/04 3:28pm
Msg #11994

You are so right - it happens frequently & at a much higher cost to all parties when all is said and done. I really do think these signing services that low-ball notaries will get exactly what they pay for. But in the end- it's the borrowers that pay the price, the signing service's client (the lender, escrow or title company) isn't happy - so they'll end up going somewhere else.
Anyways - have a great Thanksgiving!

Reply by td on 11/24/04 4:21pm
Msg #11998

I've never had a problem with NP - They're great to work for and they always pay on time!

Reply by mike/ca on 11/25/04 5:27pm
Msg #12039

have done a couple for them always pay decent and on time.