Posted by LynnNC on 2/10/09 5:20pm
Msg #277097

Email re: Loss Mitigation

Has anyone else received this email?

We wanted to take this time to thank you for all the work we have done together in the past. We value the business relationship we have developed with you and would like to see it expand and grow. Mobil Signing Service has been working on expanding by entering into new markets and different products within this ever changing economy. We believe that these same new markets and products might be of interest to you in expanding the services that you now currently offer to your clients.

We have contracted with a leading loss mitigation company that has over 20 years experience in the industry. As they have expanded they have looked to us to assist them in entering new markets. We have found the benefit of working with this particular company is that they make it easy to succeed. Unlike other loss mitigation companies they do the majority of the work. Our job is purely to make the sale to a customer who is actively looking for a solution to their problem. A solution that we believe we have. We are looking for a handful of individuals that we can work with in helping them build their own separate source of revenue to supplement the notary work they are already providing. If you feel this opportunity is something you can add to your current business than we would like to speak with you.

Sincerely,

Gary S Ferguson

Principal – Mobile Signing Service

Reply by Les_CO on 2/10/09 5:32pm
Msg #277098

Sounds like advertising to me.
I say: Call me with the job, explain it to me, state what it pays, and when…I will then decide then to take it or not. Don’t send me some ambiguous email saying nothing.

Reply by CaliNotary on 2/10/09 5:53pm
Msg #277099

What does one thing have to do with another? Generally when a small company expands it's business there's some sort of logical connection between the original business and the new addition. This just strikes me as throwing sh!t at the wall and seeing if it'll stick or not.

Reply by MikeC/NY on 2/10/09 6:43pm
Msg #277104

They're just looking for people willing to pimp loan modifications to borrowers who can't figure out how to do it themselves; you would probably get a cut of the fee you collect up front, and the borrower may or may not get the mod but they won't know that until well after the check is cashed.

There are so many shady companies doing this now. I don't think I would want to be anywhere near an "opportunity" like this one...

Reply by AngelTX on 2/11/09 12:06am
Msg #277143

sounds like what my friend was talking about, and that company that has been getting alot of board time,