Posted by laurielnc on 8/27/08 9:02am
Msg #261964

Infinite Notaries called me back this morning....

I told them I wouldn't do their signing because of slow or no pay. She said that the title company doesn't pay them for 45-60 days. Does that make sense? They need to quit working for that title co. Bad weather out anyway.

Reply by Yowheelz on 8/27/08 9:32am
Msg #261965

Still owes me from 1/3/07

I tried BBB, States Atty, Collections, Certified Letters, no response, no pay

Reply by PAW on 8/27/08 10:12am
Msg #261969

We don't care when THEY get paid

That's not our problem. They contracted our services and need to pay for it. Whether or not they have a cash flow issue is their problem, not ours.

Reply by Yowheelz on 8/27/08 10:17am
Msg #261970

Anyone have a new address for them

The only address I could find is 105 Cliffwood, Canyon Lake Tx 78133. That is the address in SC and on their confirmation. I sent 2 certified letters to that address and both were returned Unclaimed.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 8/27/08 10:33am
Msg #261971

That just means they weren't there to accept the letter and

sign for it and didn't go down to the post office to pick it up...did you send the letter regular mail too? Re-send it both certified mail, return receipt request, AND regular mail....if the regular mail one doesn't come back you have a good address. LDC National did that to me - their certified letter was returned unclaimed - but the regular mail one go there.

Reply by Yowheelz on 8/27/08 10:39am
Msg #261975

Yep, Did that

wanted proof that they recieved letter for court. Apparently they know that and choose not to get certifieds. They don't have to go to PO, the PO attempts delivery 3 times and apparently all three times ( 6 times, 2 letters) someone refused to sign for it or no one was there. Hard to believe that on a total of 6 delivery attempts no one was there.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 8/27/08 10:41am
Msg #261976

LOL..they saw the mailman coming!!...:) n/m

Reply by Lee/AR on 8/27/08 12:17pm
Msg #262006

Anyone can refuse to accept/sign for a certified letter. n/m

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 8/27/08 1:07pm
Msg #262018

Yes, Lee, but in that case it's returned "Refused" not

"Unclaimed"...I'd prefer a "Refused" one for court over an "Unclaimed" one - they could be on vacation and not have received the notice....I like the "Delivery Confirmation" method Brenda puts forth below....sweet..

Reply by Lee/AR on 8/27/08 2:15pm
Msg #262030

Linda, you are correct and Brenda's method IS sweet. n/m

Reply by sjp on 8/27/08 11:22am
Msg #261989

Re: Yep, Did that

The one and only closing I accepted from Infinite Notaries, I had to resort to calling the title co (First Title) in order to get paid. It only took 1 email to title company. You might want to try it. Good luck.

Reply by Ernest__CT on 8/27/08 11:20am
Msg #261988

It is a too-common trick ...

... to simply leave the certified mail unclaimed. One _can_ go to the Post Office to see who sent the mail, then tell the clerk that a decision will be made _later_ whether to accept the mail or not. There will be no record that anyone checked! It won't be refused and it won't be accepted. After the expiration period the mail will be returned as "unclaimed", _not_ "refused".

Reply by BrendaTx on 8/27/08 12:03pm
Msg #262004

To counter the trick you

Send a letter along with it (identical contents) with a Delivery Confirmation on it.

Can't deny that it was delivered that way. Costs another $4 but definitely worth it.

Then, it shows that the delivery was refused without the person actually "refusing". LOVE it. (Old legal secretary trickery.)

Reply by LynnNC on 8/27/08 10:50am
Msg #261979

Re: Anyone have a new address for them

That is the correct address. The certified letters were probably unclaimed becuase she wasn't there when delivery was attempted, and then never went to the post office to pick the letters up. Was the title company First Title & Escrow? You might try calling them.

Reply by EastTxNotary on 8/27/08 11:40am
Msg #261994

Re: Anyone have a new address for them

I'm not sure how it works with this particular type of problem, but with returned checks in Texas, even if the certified mail is returned "unclaimed", you can file on them. You just have to show that you sent the CF to the last known address. Sic 'em!

Reply by Miranda/VA on 8/27/08 12:02pm
Msg #262002

Re: Anyone have a new address for them

they called me last week for a closing told them I would not take it because last time it took 6 months to get then the check bounced.

Reply by Sandra Clark on 8/27/08 3:53pm
Msg #262049

Re: Anyone have a new address for them

Called me too Miranda - wonder who she got in our area to do it? Pity the poor soul trying to collect their fee. I just laughed at Rhonda - told her evidently she had a short memory, I chased her once for 6 months, wasn't interested in doing it again. Hung up.

Reply by HrdwrkrVA on 9/15/08 8:51am
Msg #264251

Re: Anyone have a new address for them

How are they doing business?? Everytime I call, I get the ans mach. How do they get business if they screen their calls? In this market, you better forget the screen & pick up on the 1st ring!! They must have another # - hmm?!?!?

Reply by ZeeCA on 8/27/08 12:47pm
Msg #262013

you are so right EastTx... keep everything that shows you

tried to communicate with them.. At least in CA you are supposed to attempt to resolve the prob before you file

Reply by gi on 9/5/08 12:20pm
Msg #263272

Are you guys speaking of Title First Agency out of Newark, OH? They pay $100 for edocs.

According to my books, there are still 4 open invoices on them; 3 from June and 1 from August. I called today and was told that it would be looked into. The young lady who initially sent me the docs for the last closing said she would give me a call back on it. Thanks for any 'Heads Up'!

gi

Reply by HrdwrkrVA on 9/15/08 8:45am
Msg #264250

They're still in business?? They owe me $375? Ignored faxes & mssgs!! Wait 'till I tell my buddy Bill Ritter, Jr. & Co.!!!!! Oooh weee!!!!