Posted by Greg Harrison on 11/24/06 9:14am
Msg #161864

Seneca One ????? Any Info? Pay? NoPay?

Hello
I just a call from Seneca One....apparently they purchase claims from people for cash...king of like JG Wentworth....and my experience with JG was horrible! Anyone have any info on Seneca One?
Thanks
Greg Harrison
[e-mail address]

Reply by sue_pa on 11/24/06 11:27am
Msg #161878

losers

Sent me to a borrower and borrower left the house 10 minutes prior to my arrival. Rescheduled for 2 days later and borrower sent her kids to the door and wouldn't come talk to me. My opinion on this is that the lady wasn't ready to sign and they were pushing her - if she was ready, willing and able to sign she would have seen me - especially since she choose both dates and times.

Reply by L on 11/24/06 11:54am
Msg #161879

Re: losers

Anyone know Sign On the X? Are they good folks?

Reply by BrendaTx on 11/24/06 12:26pm
Msg #161883

Re: losers - - > L: Do a search using orange search

button. It will tell you what you need to know.

My opinion: No.

Reply by Jason on 11/25/06 6:26am
Msg #161955

thx sue

they just called me. Couldn't find em using search.

You just helped me dodge a bullet.

THX

Reply by Stephen Viqueira on 1/16/08 3:04pm
Msg #230914

I work for Seneca One and am also in the process of becoming a notary myself. Every single one of our transactions requires a notary and we do business in all 50 states. It is not a mortgage, so no attorney or Title producer is required. We do purchase both lottery and Structured settlement annuities, and we do pay, if you've ever not gotten paid for a signing, it must have been contracted for through a signing company. Most of the reps here use online notary databases to locate notaries, but occasionally we'll get a lazy one who calls a signing company. (I am guilty of it myself) you can email me at [e-mail address] if you have any concerns about our payment process, or the transactions themselves.