Posted by UKCowboy_CA on 1/17/07 6:13pm
Msg #171413

National Notary Association

I made the mistake of buying some new notary stamps from this outfit. They were the ugliest and largest stamps I have ever seen. I call them up and complain and they said they meet the specifications. After some discussion they agreed to take them back. I mailed them back and that was the last I have heard from them. They do not answer their phones, I left one phone on speaker for 1 hour and no one picked up. I have emailed and faxed them with no results. I cannot believe a company would treat a customer like this and expect to stay in business. I have E & O insurance with these clowns and I will transfer this to a company that cares when it comes up for renewal.

Reply by Becca_FL on 1/17/07 6:21pm
Msg #171414

Order stamps here for excellent customer service and

quick turn around.

BTW, The NNA SUCKS! JMHO, of course.

Reply by Charles_Ca on 1/17/07 7:23pm
Msg #171424

Ain't just yours Fair one!

I concur 100% ~ NNA SUX!

Reply by Susan Fischer on 1/17/07 9:23pm
Msg #171444

Some time ago, before I realized what these folks were, I ordered some stuff. Among the stuff was a request for a 'backup' stamp.

They processed my online order immediately, that is, they charged my credit card. Then, about two weeks later, I get a letter requesting the authorization from my SOS for the stamp. Since I can't get an auth. for another stamp, only a replacement (which I didn't want), I called to cancel the entire order, since they hadn't shipped the other items. ["I show your order as processed," she says. "Yes, you *processed* my order, you just didn't *ship* it," say I. "I'll have to check on that," she huffs. Over and over again.]

Now, I shop alot online, and very few process the payment until the order is shipped - or real close to being shipped. They had my money for almost three months! Never again.

New stamps and supplies from NR, that's for sure.

Cheers!
Susie

Reply by ZeeCA on 1/17/07 9:34pm
Msg #171446

that is cuz she gets commission so does not want to lose it n/m

Reply by Susan Fischer on 1/17/07 10:05pm
Msg #171448

Still, no way to run a rail road; just Bad Business. n/m

Reply by Susan Fischer on 1/17/07 10:06pm
Msg #171449

'railroad' n/m