Posted by Derrick?MT on 11/29/04 4:52pm
Msg #12216

Priority signings

What is the story with them? They do not answer their phone or return messages or even answer emails sent to them. I see that they showed up on the current no no list.

Reply by Margaret S. Craig on 11/29/04 7:16pm
Msg #12238

I did a signing for them in June - still no payment and they will not answer my email or answer their phone - I think they went out of business

Reply by RS/CA on 11/29/04 7:34pm
Msg #12239

They called me on wed 24th to do an e-doc , but the signing did not happen. They owe me for a signing in Oct., I'll see what happens

Reply by CaliNotary on 11/29/04 11:49pm
Msg #12273

Did they include a phone number on their confirmation to you? If so, it would be nice if you could post it here in case it's different than the ones these people are trying to call.

Reply by cicely/ca on 11/30/04 3:14pm
Msg #12325

They paid me for Oct. Usually take 45 days to pay.

Reply by lawsonrw_MI on 12/29/04 1:51pm
Msg #14868

I just accepted a signing for them 12/29/2004 so they are not out of business. I'm a business student at University of Detroit Mercy, majoring in Finance and International Business, and I can tell you standard business practice is 10 days to pay. We all have bills and expenses and don't we deserve to get paid in a timely manner, just like they do?

Reply by Professional Signer on 7/19/05 3:42pm
Msg #53173

Dont you guys think, that it is part of the Title Companies fault that some people arent being paid. It is hard for a small company to pay a notary when they have not been paid for the services either.

Reply by Professional Signer on 7/19/05 3:44pm
Msg #53174

You can go on the website and look up notaries. A lot of the notaries complaining about Priority Signings, LLC dont even work for them. You shouldnt bad mouth a company if you have never worked for them. There are other Priorities, make sure you got it right, before you permanently damage a company

Reply by PAW_Fl on 7/19/05 3:56pm
Msg #53178

>>> It is hard for a small company to pay a notary when they have not been paid for the services either. <<<

While this may be true, it isn't a way to run a business. I don't really care about the SS' cash flow, I'm only concerned with mine. I contracted an agreement for payment. Whether or not the hiring agency doesn't get paid in time to honor their contract with me is immaterial.

Reply by SarahBeth_CA on 7/19/05 5:51pm
Msg #53206

>>> It is hard for a small company to pay a notary when they have not been paid for the services either. <<<

Everything PAW said and this. If a small company can't honor thier contracts then they have no business being in business.