Posted by Tye Goetz on 11/12/09 10:07am
Msg #310781

To My Friends:

4 notary (Rich Kim) will not pay his notaries so here is the phone # to the title company if anyone wants It...

Northpoint Escrow And Title:

Bellevue, 425-453-8880
Kirkland, 425-739-8887
Northgate, 206-729-7000
Puyallup, 253-445-2140

Reply by Notarysigner on 11/12/09 10:22am
Msg #310782

Don't forget to post in Signing Central...it's the only way to get the message out for all to see. JMO

Reply by MW/VA on 11/12/09 11:51am
Msg #310789

How do you end up with so many non-paying companies, Tye?
Don't you check them out in SC BEFORE you get burned?????

Reply by Tye Goetz on 11/12/09 2:42pm
Msg #310814

I do but sometimes i am on the road or busy also i am the 1st notary that comes up in multiple counties around here so that makes me the first person they call, i invoice past due accounts weekly.

Reply by LKT/CA on 11/12/09 4:01pm
Msg #310825

<<<I do but sometimes i am on the road or busy also i am the 1st notary that comes up in multiple counties around here so that makes me the first person they call,>>>

You may be on the road when you accept the assignment but before you print the docs you should be on the computer reviewing the confirmation and researching the company's track record. If they are deadbeats, then give the job back. Time is money and any time spent collecting from deadbeats just reduces your profit margin even further. There certainly are better things one can do with their time than chase after monies from deadbeats.

It isn't economically feasible, nor does it much good business sense to continually work for deadbeats.

Reply by CopperheadVA on 11/12/09 4:57pm
Msg #310838

And I never feel badly about giving a job back after accepting it if I discover poor payment history reported by my peers. If these SS don't want to have the problem of jobs being given back, then they simply need to pay their notaries on time.

Reply by jba/fl on 11/12/09 5:19pm
Msg #310843

Agree. If they can't demonstrate some loyalty, when or why should mine come into play?

Reply by MW/VA on 11/12/09 5:35pm
Msg #310849

IMO if you find the time to post when you have a collection issue, you could find the time to be more prudent in checking them out in the first place. I'm saying this because you are posting weekly the bad accounts you're dealing with.

Reply by Cheryl Chambers on 11/29/09 7:15pm
Msg #312463

Mr Rich as owed me for a total of 6 signings...dating back to all of june and one july...he called me in Sept to do one....told him he already owed me for 5 signings...he said he was trying to get caught up. I accepted the last signing on a "good faith" signing.....well burned again. I am a member of NNA...talked to them. They have a collection company that they work with, for 10 bucks I turned him in, I also turned him in to the BBB. After one month, I received checks for 4 of the 6 signing. This is the way you deal with companies that don't pay. 4 notary is the only company out of 25+ that I work with that I have issues on payment. Just letting you know my story. Good luck!!

Reply by Philip Johnson on 11/12/09 9:21pm
Msg #310859

Have you taken him to court yet? n/m

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 11/13/09 8:50am
Msg #310892

Re: To My Friends:...My .02

I think it's unfair to post the name of *A* title company that this SS works for just because the SS hasn't paid - this may be the title company associated with your particular signing but it's not necessarily the title company's fault -

Northpoint Escrow and Title may be a very good company with a very unreliable SS working for them..

MHO