Posted by snoopdogMs on 2/18/08 10:06am
Msg #235768
Policy Notice?
Has anyone received something from [e-mail address]? The subject line said it was a policy notice from IREP but I am afraid to open the attachment since I don't open anything from someone I don't know. This is a computer generated e-mail as I could not reply back to ask where it was coming from.
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Reply by Sylvia_FL on 2/18/08 10:07am
Msg #235769
Did you check "Properties" and "Message Source"
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Reply by snoopdogMs on 2/18/08 10:10am
Msg #235773
Thanks Sylvia. No I did not. How does one do that as I looked all over the page and did not see those options.
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Reply by Sylvia_FL on 2/18/08 10:12am
Msg #235776
What e-mail program are you using?
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Reply by snoopdogMs on 2/18/08 10:13am
Msg #235777
I have g-mail.
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Reply by Lee/AR on 2/18/08 10:14am
Msg #235779
I got it. Opened it without thinking,. Nothing new or scary here. All SSDD. I've never either signed up with them or received a job. Nor do I think they even operate in my state.
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Reply by snoopdogMs on 2/18/08 10:17am
Msg #235780
Who is the company? n/m
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Reply by CF on 2/18/08 10:20am
Msg #235783
It says that you are not notarize or pre-fill out any notary blocks before the borrower signs the document in front of you. I am sure that this is the "golden rule" but.....if I arrive early and I have time I do fill out the notary portion of all of my doc packages before the borrower signs- then I do it.
My time and my dime! It does streamline the process!!!!! However HSBC says that they may terminate your services if you are found to do this. The office that I work for - types all of my info. into the block- all I have to do is sign and stamp. Maybe their own company is going against the policy????
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Reply by Sylvia_FL on 2/18/08 10:19am
Msg #235782
Ok - if you go to your gmail account on the web. Look at the message. Next to the reply box there is a down arrow, click on it and select "show original" and it will show you the headers for the message.
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Reply by snoopdogMs on 2/18/08 10:24am
Msg #235785
Again, who is HSBC? n/m
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Reply by PeterRado/FL on 2/18/08 10:31am
Msg #235787
Re: Again, who is HSBC?
HSBC stands for Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation. It is the fifth largest company across the globe. Its headquarters is at HSBC Tower in London's Canary Wharf. The bank was established in 1865, by Thomas Sutherland, who was a Scotman, to finance British trade in the eastern countries. The logo, which is the Hexagon, is derived from the Scottish Flag.
Across the globe its business is separated into four different groups; Personal Financial Services, Commercial Banking, Corporate, Investment Banking and Markets and Private Banking. The first group includes current and savings accounts, mortgages, insurance, credit cards, loans and investments. The commercial banking sector provides financial services to all kinds of business enterprises. The Corporate, Investment Banking and Markets gives financial support to all corporate and institutional clients. And the private Banking sector provides all the financial services to all individual and families.
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Reply by sue_pa on 2/18/08 10:33am
Msg #235788
OR
in our world, these are the Household and Beneficial offices - scheduled through Intergrated Real Estate Processing (IREP) in Pittsburgh
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Reply by snoopdogMs on 2/18/08 10:41am
Msg #235800
What have you been drinking this early Peter? n/m
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Reply by PeterRado/FL on 2/18/08 11:05am
Msg #235816
Re: Now I'm really confused
I thought you were asking who HSBC is
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Reply by snoopdogMs on 2/18/08 11:46am
Msg #235825
Just kidding-Didn't expect such a detailed answer n/m
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Reply by snoopdogMs on 2/18/08 10:34am
Msg #235790
I will open the attachment
Since others have received it, I will open the e-mail. Thanks Sylvia for the info on g-mail. The only time I have ever utilized that arrow option was to print. Should spend a little more time getting to know my options and abilities.
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Reply by Sylvia_FL on 2/18/08 10:36am
Msg #235793
Re: I will open the attachment
I just found the info by going to the Help section and inputting "headers"
I use Outlook Express
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Reply by Linda Juenger on 2/18/08 10:41am
Msg #235798
Test n/m
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Reply by Linda Juenger on 2/18/08 10:44am
Msg #235807
Help. Sorry I am posting this here, but I cannot post a
New Message. It will let me reply to a thread but not start a new one. Any help appreciated.
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Reply by Shane_OH on 2/18/08 10:45am
Msg #235808
Try Logging out, and back in n/m
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Reply by Linda Juenger on 2/18/08 10:58am
Msg #235812
I tried that Shane and it didn't work either. I did contac
Harry and haven't heard back yet. Thanks anyway for trying to help.
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Reply by CJ on 2/18/08 10:43am
Msg #235803
I get work from them from time to time.
They always pay on time, and I have never had anything unscupulous happen with them.
This is the rundown of the memo:
Don't pre-date, pre-stamp, pre-anything.
All appointments are through IREP, do not go through the branch (their client).
Be sure to point out certain things on the docs (late fees, etc.)
Business attire
All closings must happen at the branch, NEVER at the borrower's home, etc. (They have their people at the branch to answer questions, and double check docs before you leave, plus a 10 minute video about the closing process. Becuase of this, I don't accpet their loans any more: way too much hand holding, and it take more time. BUT, there is not "going back" for mistakes.)
You cannot give or recieive a "thing of value", (like coupons, prizes) to customers or employees, etc.
Then there is a phone number for questions.
If you DO work for them, I think it is worth looking at. It just takes a minute.
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