Posted by Bonnie on 6/11/05 9:32am
Msg #43942
Notary Direct
I have a signing today edocs, being paid $85, 113 pages, Millennia Mortgage. Any information on Notary Direct? I cannot even log into their web site after I signed up with them and their tec was out of the office yesterday. so i am doing updates (time confirmation) via phone and email. They originally wanted to pay $75, i normally charge $100, but agreed to $85. Thanks for any info. Looked them up on Notary Beware and found nothing.
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Reply by anon on 6/11/05 9:35am
Msg #43943
I did one for them. They pay on time and they are nice people. But 85.00 its too low for
e docs.
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Reply by Bonnie/FL on 6/11/05 9:41am
Msg #43944
Thank you. I agree but I took the $85 since the borrowers are only 2 miles away, but it still takes time to look over 113 pages! But glad to know they pay on time!
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Reply by B on 6/11/05 2:00pm
Msg #43965
I used to turn them down beacuse of the lowball pay they offered. Now when they call, which is not often, I at lease get paid what I would be getting paid from one of my regular accounts. Distance has nothong to do with it in this case: your printer, toner, paper, time...these all have expenses associated with them. never sell yourself short, or you will find you can not get out of the habit.
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Reply by MsRobboPA on 6/11/05 2:17pm
Msg #43970
I have worked for them and get paid on time. They usually low ball but for $85.00 and only a few miles from home I would take it too! If they call again, stand firm on at least $100.00 for the email docs because that's what you should be getting paid.
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Reply by Monica - FL on 6/11/05 8:37pm
Msg #44010
Do any of you have a phone number for them?
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Reply by Sylvia_FL on 6/11/05 10:43pm
Msg #44018
Monica
Check their website - www.notarydirect.com, and clickon "notaries" at the bottom of the page.
They are a great company to work with, but they don't pay high fees, the $85 is probably the most you can get out of them for edocs!
They no longer call me as my base fee is $75.
The Millennia packages are quite big, and they have usually been high interest loans.
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