Posted by UKCowboy_CA on 10/27/09 5:18pm
Msg #308889

NotaryPro

Had several calls from this company to do loan mods. Their payment record looks pretty bad. Has anyone actually been paid by them?

Reply by jackpar on 10/27/09 5:55pm
Msg #308896

Have worked for this company many times over the last 7 years, no problem getting paid!

Reply by Sandra Clark on 10/27/09 6:03pm
Msg #308898

Might want to check your state's law regarding collecting money. The one they wanted me to do involved collecting check for upfront fees which is illegal here in VA. Just a thought.

Reply by UKCowboy_CA on 10/27/09 6:06pm
Msg #308900

Now illegal to collect money up front in CA, too.

Reply by CF on 10/27/09 7:28pm
Msg #308912

You may just want to say NO anyway. I have heard that some are saying there are no up-front fees and having a notary go out and execute the paperwork; while the borrower has paid on a credit card or will wire or send funds after the fact. Your name will still be attached to the file. JMO.

Reply by MW/VA on 10/27/09 8:47pm
Msg #308919

What's with these ss getting involved in these scams??????

Reply by Lee/AR on 10/27/09 9:02pm
Msg #308924

SS name not associated with the file--your name is. SS didn't collect any money--you did.
Same way they can easily say 'oh, and we need you to backdate this'. Their heads are not on the block.

Reply by Maranga Ink Resources on 10/27/09 9:12pm
Msg #308926

I did work for them years ago whitout a problem. Lately, looked like they change managers and really did change in all. I did a closing for them and was with Provident. My mistake, they do not want to pay a cent.
I guess it could be just a pretext for keeping the fees.

Reply by Yowheelz on 10/28/09 8:41am
Msg #308963

NotaryPro used to have Quicken contract

Did a lot of Quickens for them in the past. Quick, easy, fast pay and seemed to have their act togeather. They apparently lost that contract and seem to have been struggling to keep work. I have recieved several calls to do the loan mod apps and have turned them all down. IMHO when they started accepting this kind of work they had hit bottom.

Reply by Sandra Clark on 10/28/09 10:56am
Msg #308970

Re: NotaryPro used to have Quicken contract

I told them the same thing when they called me and then had an email discussion with Michelle Williams the Operations Director - her comments were that's where the business was headed and they had to go with it to stay in business. Sure is a shame because they were a good co. to work for.

Reply by JandB on 10/28/09 8:40am
Msg #308962

They are a good company to work for. I simply say "no" to the loan mods because I don't have the time or money to go to court.