Posted by Anonymous on 3/6/06 12:29pm
Msg #102445

New Notary

Any advice or recomendations on a really good printer. I am looking at a HP 2420.

Reply by CJ on 3/6/06 12:36pm
Msg #102449

Everytime I wear out my printer, I just get a bigger and better one than before. I usually get the cheapest, but then I have problems. Right now I use a Brother MFC-8220. I am very happy with it. BUT, the next time I get a printer, I will spend the money for a double tray, becuase constantly switching out the legal and letter paper is a hassle. So, if you can afford it, just do it from the start.

Reply by Stamper_WI on 3/6/06 12:42pm
Msg #102453

Love my MFC 8220!

Reply by AngelinaAZ on 3/6/06 12:44pm
Msg #102455

I have a new HP that I haven't even started to use yet because because my old dinosaur... my Brother 8500 just won't wear out. It's the energizer bunny!

If you use the orange search button and type in the Model you are curious about or the word Printer... you can browse a ton of info.

Happy shopping!

Reply by Blueink_CA on 3/6/06 12:50pm
Msg #102460

Dual tray info

A second tray is available for your 8220. Part #LT5000. I ordered mine from ebuyer.com for $123.00 (shipping included). It works great!

Reply by Anonymous on 3/6/06 1:39pm
Msg #102479

Re: Dual tray info

Thanks!

Reply by Anonymous on 3/6/06 5:17pm
Msg #102587

Signing agent training on cd in EBAY.COM key word Notary Public or Signing Agent

Reply by RickinVA on 3/6/06 7:12pm
Msg #102630

Second post I've seen on this. Are you pushing the training? Are you getting a commission? Are you spamming?

Rick

Reply by Kelly M Robertson on 3/7/06 7:52am
Msg #102747

I Rarely Use my Second Tray

I generally print everything on legal and have never, ever had a problem. There are a few lenders out there (Navy FCU, Chase, some pool loans etc) that are ALL on 8 1/2 X 11. The second tray has not enhanced my business at all.

Reply by SatomiCO on 3/7/06 8:02am
Msg #102748

Re: My second tray is a timesaver

I have more companies than not that require intermixed paper sizes, specifically docs printed on the corresponding size they were created. Some states charge higher rates for recording legal paper.

Reply by Kelly M Robertson on 3/7/06 8:45am
Msg #102755

Title and Escrow just use a papercutter for the Deeds

And I save them the time by doing it myself anyhow. I'm just being honest here - it's all my opinion for ME and what works FOR ME here in California. I respect that everyone is different and states are different.