Posted by SBC FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. on 3/7/06 4:04pm
Msg #102962
SOX CALL
I finally, after all of these months, got the privilege of receiving an offer to do a signing with SOX. When I mentioned about how often this company is trashed on notary rotary, the nice fellow mentioned that things have changed. According to him,SOX fired all of their financial people and now they are paying promptly. Well, I wasn't going to go for that...but just out of curiousity, I asked how much they were willing to pay. When the fellow said $50 and borrower has docs, I said "sorry but I don't do refinance packages for that".
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Reply by Brian Noles on 3/7/06 4:27pm
Msg #102967
So the borrower has docs and you still refused? How far was the borrowers house, How long have you been doing this? I tell you what, if the borrower wasn't 100 miles away I sure wouldn't turn down $50 for an hours work
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Reply by Charm_AL on 3/7/06 4:29pm
Msg #102969
Brian hook up your profile to your post and everyone in CA will refer you to SOX...You go guy!
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Reply by FlaMac on 3/7/06 4:48pm
Msg #102978
Brian, you'll make double if you market yourself to...
the right companies. If you take all of you're expenses into account..you'll find you're loosing money at that fee. But, we all have the right to work the way we want..just some unsolicited advice
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Reply by Charm_AL on 3/7/06 4:51pm
Msg #102979
Re: Brian, you'll make double if you market yourself to...
you're wasting your time, he's/she's a troll. Kinda like Judy in Disguise or was that da skies?
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Reply by FlaMac on 3/7/06 5:09pm
Msg #102991
I know but was worth a shot. The $50 signing is on its way..
out if the lender's jump on the enotarization train. Think the NNA will give the newbies a refund once they find out they need to purchase thousand's of dollars worth of equipment?
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Reply by Glenn Strickler on 3/7/06 9:59pm
Msg #103089
Brian, email your phone number and I will be glad to give it
to SOX when they call .....
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Reply by TitleGalCA on 3/7/06 10:14pm
Msg #103091
You got it, Glenn. A troll, and a particularly mean one. n/m
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