Posted by teen on 5/3/05 1:17pm Msg #35548
newbie
Coming from NC I am ready and willing to do signing. I have completed my course, purchased insurance, and will cover a 30 mile radius for signing documents. Are there anybody that need to sign on a professional newbie. Or can give some constructive advice.
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Reply by SamIam_CA on 5/3/05 1:20pm Msg #35549
***Are there anybody that need to sign on a professional newbie.***
I have absolutely no idea what that sentence is trying to convey. Please use the search button to find and read message 33325 dated 04/22. Also change your screen name to include your state. Thanx!
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Reply by Art_MD on 5/3/05 1:22pm Msg #35550
Re: read thread below... N/M
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Reply by teen NC on 5/3/05 1:22pm Msg #35551
i think you understood it, "Is there anybody out there that need to sign on a professional newbie?"
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Reply by anon on 5/3/05 1:26pm Msg #35552
Claiming to be professional will carry more weight if you take the time to actually proof read your posts. If you don't bother to take the time to proof read a post here, why should anyone think you would take the time when notarizing documents?
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Reply by teen NC on 5/3/05 1:27pm Msg #35555
I HAVE DONE THAT AND CLAIMING AND KNOWING CAN BE UP TO THE INDIVIDUAL.
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Reply by Nonsense ! on 5/3/05 1:35pm Msg #35556
Please use this forum to discuss notarial procedures, share experiences, ask questions of your peers, etc. Please avoid the advertising of your services - that's what your profile is for. And most of please be respectful and polite.
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Reply by anon on 5/3/05 1:36pm Msg #35557
1. You asked for constructive advice. My constructive advice to you is that if you are going to claim to be professional, you should demonstrate it as well.
2. All you have demonstrated is an incredibly poor attitude. Why would anyone hire you wash their car, let alon allow you to handle a loan signing that may very well be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars?
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Reply by Sylvia_FL on 5/3/05 2:47pm Msg #35582
"professional newbie"??????
I didn't know there was such a thing as a professional newbie.
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Reply by SamIam_CA on 5/3/05 5:19pm Msg #35622
***i think you understood it***
I will try to reserve judgment and translate your sentence as follows: "I am a new Signing Agent. Is there anybody out there that is willing to hire me?"
If this was your intent, you are on the wrong part of this website. You need to go to the tab marked "Signing Services" and market yourself there.
I recommend that you now change your screen name. There is only a slim chance that you will get any additional assistance from this group.
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Reply by BrendaTX on 5/3/05 5:33pm Msg #35624
Sam...
Spoken like a self-made woman who did her homework.
CaliNotary, I say we buy this gal a beer...or a glass of tea...whatever she wants, Bartender!
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Reply by Art_MD on 5/3/05 6:11pm Msg #35632
Brenda - Long Star longneck !! N/M
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Reply by BrendaTX on 5/3/05 6:15pm Msg #35634
Art: Meet me at Dudley's Draw or the Dixie Chicken...
Maybe even Harry's. I know you've been here...you left your mark...there's a monument to it!
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Reply by SamIam_CA on 5/3/05 6:31pm Msg #35639
thanx for the invite
I actually am quite fond of the vodka Gibson, straight up with four onions.
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Reply by Art_MD on 5/3/05 6:51pm Msg #35646
Re: thanx for the invite
Made with Starka or Gray Goose ?
Art
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Reply by SamIam_CA on 5/3/05 8:44pm Msg #35668
Belvedere n/m
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