Posted by mwm143 on 7/2/09 8:01am
Msg #294341
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Reply by MichiganAl on 7/2/09 8:31am
Msg #294348
So if I understand you correctly
You're taking the assignments, not with the intent of completing them, but with the intent of going in and advising or educating these people? I think you're walking a very dangerous line.
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Reply by MW/VA on 7/2/09 8:36am
Msg #294349
Re: 21st Century...continued
While you can refuse any assignment, you can't by law advise a client. I think you're going to find yourself in a lawsuit. Apparently, you chose to ignore the P/M I sent.
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Reply by mwm143 on 7/2/09 9:12am
Msg #294355
Re: 21st Century...continued
Sorry, I did't notice the private message so I wasn't intentionally ignoring it.
I tell each and every one that I will come out if they want me to. And I will. I only suggest they do an online search if they haven't already. I'm not intrepeting or advising them on any of the documents. It's similar to someone coming on here to ask if a company is worth working for. What about any liability to this site or an author who says a particular company is run by crooks and deadbeats?
It's a question, not an attack.
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Reply by mwm143 on 7/2/09 9:45am
Msg #294366
Re: 21st Century...continued
I have taken yours and others advice. Thank you.
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Reply by Jess/CT on 7/2/09 8:39am
Msg #294351
Re: 21st Century...continued
That doesn't sound like a good idea.
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Reply by A S Johnson on 7/2/09 9:30am
Msg #294360
Re: 21st Century...continued
You, Sir, are in the wrong business.
Your actions put ALL of us in this business in a bad possition. You could cost us ALL business.
If you don't like a company, or think (as I do) they are not offerring a good, proper product, then, turn the assignment down. If you fell you must say something, then tell the company why you are turning them down, but do not tell the client anything.
Beyond being a Notary, but as a individual contracting with a company to take an assignment from them can get you in court and cost you $$$$$.
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