Posted by OR on 11/2/09 4:27pm
Msg #309577

The Doc Signer Pheonix AZ...THEY ROCK

My word they are GREAT to work for. I did a signing for them today at 11:30 AM my first. I was paid at 1:30 PM same day via Pay Pal. How do I link this to them? or Can some one link it for me. Thank you "The Doc Signers.com for being a great company to work for.

JoAnn Baracosa
Simple Solutions Notary Service

Reply by Karla/WA on 11/2/09 4:33pm
Msg #309578

I'm in Seattle and happy to do any local signings for them, if this is their payment policy.....love that...I only hope their fee is equal to their payment policy!
Thanks for the info.

Reply by OR on 11/2/09 4:43pm
Msg #309580

Yes they pay a fair fee, exactly what I quoted them. Without an argument or looking for the cheapest they could get.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 11/2/09 4:43pm
Msg #309579

$35 "Admin Fee" to register with them n/m

Reply by Marian_in_CA on 11/2/09 4:44pm
Msg #309581

Yeah... that's not cool. Do people really pay that? n/m

Reply by OR on 11/2/09 6:08pm
Msg #309590

Re: NO I did not pay any $35.00 for anything

They found me. I did not pay to get any work from them at all. I do not know what Linda is talking about. They found me.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 11/2/09 6:13pm
Msg #309594

Maybe because they came to you for the signing

the waived the fee, but per their website:

"Registration:
Simply fill out & provide the required information.

Please Note; There is a $35 admin fee that must be submitted at the time of registration. We accept Checks, Visa, MasterCard, Amex, and Pay Pal. "

That's what I'm talking about...

Reply by Louis/AZ on 11/2/09 4:50pm
Msg #309582

Re: Ummmm.....

I went to their website and called the owner, Mike, and asked him about his company. When the subject of payment came up, I told him my fee was XXX, to which he replied, "Our standard fee is $60 for a single package." He stated that most of their packages are overnighted. I didn't ask what they pay for e-docs because once I heard the $60 I thanked him for his time and got off the phone.

Their online sign-up form states that you have to pay a one-time $35 "administration fee." Mike did say that I didn't have to worry about paying the fee, but if collecting a $35 sign-up fee is their normal procedure, it tells me they're not making money from high signing volume....or at least that's what I'm assuming.

I don't know what the Signing Agent in Oregon was paid, but $60 is not the fee I'm looking for.

Reply by Karla/WA on 11/2/09 4:54pm
Msg #309583

$35 for what....the privilege of working for them?

Give me a break.......we are performing a professional service and it seems ridiculous for us to pay to participate....Notary Rotary is well worth the money, as one signing a year pays for my premier membership and the support is above and beyond.
I won't go out of my driveway for $60 so if this is what they want, I'll take a pass.

Reply by OR on 11/2/09 8:48pm
Msg #309609

Re: Ummmm.....Docs were overnighted and I got paid $$$

The docs were sent to the borrowers. Are we talking about the same company. Does not sound like it at all.

Reply by MW/VA on 11/2/09 5:01pm
Msg #309584

Somone posts a positive & then everyone needs to turn it into a negative. Comments in SC are great.
If they always pay by paypal it might be worth $35 bucks not to have to chase your money.
Did you pay the fee, Joanne?

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 11/2/09 5:04pm
Msg #309585

Not trying to be negative...just a fact that they charge $35 to sign up with them..and did you read what Louis/AZ said? He spoke with them and they pay $60 for signings....is that worth the $35 now?

Reply by OR on 11/2/09 6:10pm
Msg #309592

Re:I got paid $$$ n/m

Reply by Louis/AZ on 11/2/09 5:08pm
Msg #309586

Marilynn, I called the company before I posted my response. The owner said their standard fee is $60. Are you saying you'll do a loan signing for $60?

Reply by MW/VA on 11/2/09 5:16pm
Msg #309587

Absolutely not. JoAnn didn't say anything about low fees. I won't take $60 signings, not even if I was paid cash on the spot.

Reply by Marian_in_CA on 11/2/09 7:16pm
Msg #309598

It *is* nice that they pay ASAP...

I don't think any of us would argue with that. For that, this company deserves kudos.

But $60 for loan signing?

$60 might cover the NOTARY portion of the job... but not the signing agent part. (At least, by CA notary standards @ $10 a signature)

For general notary work, I can get $30-$60 or more, in cash, for appointments that often last less than 10-15 minutes with little prep work or follow-up required.

Why would I take $60 for a 45-90 minute loan signing that requires possible prep work and shipping of docs?

Reply by OR on 11/2/09 6:09pm
Msg #309591

Re: NO I did not pay a fee!! n/m

Reply by YumaAgent on 11/2/09 9:59pm
Msg #309615

How many notaries pay a merchant fee for accepting

VISA, MC, American Express for notary services?

Reply by Louis/AZ on 11/3/09 12:12am
Msg #309622

Re: JOANN

Yes, we're talking about the same company. I went to the company's website - the website you typed in your original post. I also stated in my first reponse that I wasn't sure what you were paid, but I thought I'd relay the information I obtained from my conversation with the owner. If you were paid in the three-digits, that's great, but Mike told me their standard fee is $60.