Posted by sjp on 6/12/07 4:53pm
Msg #194746
Becoming a Premier Member
I just started receiving calls from my basic membership with Notary Rotary. The company I did receive a call from is only paying $45.00 per signing. Is it worth becoming a premier member if you are only going to receive signings for $45.00? I would appreciate any help anyone could give. Thanks!
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Reply by cyndi_ca on 6/12/07 4:56pm
Msg #194749
Just because you are a Premier Member does not mean you will be getting "Premier" calls. I am a premier member and the good calls I receive far out-weigh the bad or cheap calls. Worth every penny to me.
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Reply by sjp on 6/12/07 5:05pm
Msg #194750
Thanks for your help!
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Reply by jojo_MN on 6/12/07 5:20pm
Msg #194754
The premier membership also helps to pay for this great
service provided to network with other notaries. I personally upgraded to premier for this reason alone. Running a forum like this takes great time and expense. Also, if you are a premier member, your name is moved up to the top. Some areas have hundreds of basic members. You have a better chance of being called if you are at the top.
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Reply by sjp on 6/12/07 5:28pm
Msg #194757
Re: The premier membership also helps to pay for this great
Thanks for your help. Do you receive a lot of calls for your listing with Notary Rotary?
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Reply by jojo_MN on 6/12/07 5:31pm
Msg #194758
Yes, I do. n/m
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Reply by dickb/wi on 6/12/07 6:32pm
Msg #194763
i hope you turned down the $45 signing.... n/m
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Reply by sjp on 6/12/07 6:56pm
Msg #194765
Re: i hope you turned down the $45 signing....
They wanted to pay me $45.00, plus travel 50 miles round trip for $45.00 - What do you think?
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Reply by Signing_Doc on 6/12/07 7:00pm
Msg #194767
Re: i hope you turned down the $45 signing....
i don't leave the house for less than $xxx.xx (figure it out)...you are SEVERLY undercutting yourself and your competition/fellow notaries....not nice!
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Reply by Sylvia_FL on 6/12/07 7:02pm
Msg #194768
Re: i hope you turned down the $45 signing....
Doc
I believe when sjp said "what do you think" meant he/she turned down the signing
Sorry sjp don't know your name, so don't know your gender
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Reply by Michael/FL on 6/12/07 7:06pm
Msg #194769
Re: i hope you turned down the $45 signing....
Glad they didn't take it! It's pretty funny to see the stuff these companies try to pass onto us haha
If you have a SUV that was pretty much your gas itself
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Reply by Linda_H/FL on 6/12/07 8:21pm
Msg #194786
Re: i hope you turned down the $45 signing....
"If you have a SUV that was pretty much your gas itself "
SUV? I have a '94 Gran Prix - $36 the other day to fill from just over 1/4 tank - I cried the whole time I pumped the gas!!
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Reply by sjp on 6/12/07 7:10pm
Msg #194773
Re: i hope you turned down the $45 signing....
Thanks for your support! Yes, I did turn down the signing!
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Reply by starnc on 6/12/07 9:31pm
Msg #194797
Re: i hope you turned down the $45 signing....
hello everyone, I was called to do a closing for 85.00 and received 2 sep. pkges. Was that pay ok? 1st time signing, please help me.
NC
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Reply by CopperheadVA on 6/12/07 9:41pm
Msg #194800
Re: i hope you turned down the $45 signing....
If you mean that you received a 1st AND a 2nd mortgage, this same thing happened to me when I was first starting out - literally my 2nd or 3rd job - and I didn't know any better to call the company back and have them adjust my fee due to the second loan. I chalked it up to a learning experience. If a job magically turns into a 1st/2nd, always call back and have them increase your fee. Then be sure to get an e-mail confirmation of the new fee.
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Reply by BrendaTx on 6/12/07 9:45pm
Msg #194802
Re: i hope you turned down the $45 signing....
I agree with Copperhead. Call them asap and get them to adjust your fee. It's not your fault that you got a first and a second for $85. They sandbagged you. Or, the signing service was sandbagged. You deserve another 1/2 again as much, IMHO.
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Reply by Christine/NJ on 6/13/07 7:45am
Msg #194838
Re: i hope you turned down the $45 signing....
I always ask how many packages before I accept the signing. Then I negotiate from there.
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