Posted by debbie_CA on 1/22/08 7:11pm
Msg #231921

Eleventh Hour Signing

11th hour informed me I need to "file a claim" with their company to get paid for a signing from October. Does anyone know if they have officially declared bankruptcy?

Reply by Cynthia/CA on 1/22/08 9:17pm
Msg #231932

the message below from pasted on another notary board.

Eleventh Hour Signings from Granite Bay, California has just gone under. If you are owed by this company there is a link to put in a claim. It's: http://www.eleventhhoursignings.com/submit_claims.php

The username is: accounting and the password is: claim

Here is the message that shows up:

January 16, 2008

To Our Valued Business Associates

Eleventh Hour Signings has not escaped the market slow down in the real estate sector. It’s business has suffered a dramatic decline causing it to struggle to survive in the current market. Many of you have expressed frustration and dissatisfaction with Eleventh Hour Signings stemming from its inability to timely pay you. Your frustration and dissatisfaction are not unreasonable.

Eleventh Hour Signings is not insensitive to your frustration and dissatisfaction. Eleventh Hour Signings is making every effort to pay its vendors and business associates what is due, and will continue to make every effort until all vendors and business associates are paid.

Eleventh Hour Signings hopes that you can be patient during this difficult time. We ask you to rest assured that we are doing everything that we can to satisfy everyone to whom payment is due.

Thank you for your understanding!

Paige Tiffany
EleventhHourSignings
4120 Douglas Blvd. Suite 306-281
Granite Bay, CA 95746-5936
916.781.4325 accounting hotline

Reply by JanetK_CA on 1/23/08 2:25am
Msg #231960

Thanks for posting this. Another formerly good company falls prey to current events. Shoot! I'll give Paige bonus points at least for not trying to hide from everyone. I don't know if it will help us get paid, but it's lots better than some of the games others have tried to play. Hopefully we'll at least get paid something of what is owed. I've recently resent past due invoices and they are on my list to call. You've saved me the effort. Guess I'll be filing a claim instead.

Reply by UKCowboy_CA on 1/23/08 7:08pm
Msg #232075

Ha Ha! Don't feel sorry for this rip-off artist. She called me once at 10pm to do a signing at a company 30 miles away at 1pm. She agreed to my price and I did the job. She sent me an email the next day saying "You are the greatest!" then I never heard from her again. After week of emails and phone calls I finally reached her. "My fathers an attorney and he says I don't have to pay you because you are bugging me." She replied to me.
She ended up paying me.
So I'm not crying any tears for her. Let daddy help her!