Posted by aurelio/FL on 7/13/10 11:18am
Msg #344740

Kelley's Mobile Notary , g/b/u? n/m

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 7/13/10 11:29am
Msg #344745

did you use the orange search button?? n/m

Reply by aurelio/FL on 7/13/10 11:45am
Msg #344747

Yes, search turned up 0 results n/m

Reply by MW/VA on 7/13/10 11:50am
Msg #344748

Re: Kelley's Mobile Notary , g/b/u?

Listed in Signing Central with mostly favorable comments. You need to be logged in to view comments in SC.
I did a structured settlement for her & was paid on time.

Reply by aurelio/FL on 7/13/10 11:54am
Msg #344750

Re: Kelley's Mobile Notary , g/b/u?

That's what I'm asked to do - the structured settlement. I don't really know anything about them, anything I need to know?

Reply by MW/VA on 7/13/10 11:56am
Msg #344752

Re: Kelley's Mobile Notary , g/b/u?

There's usually not a lot to them. Maybe a dozen pages or so, and 4-5 notarizations.
Just make sure you get ID, copy of ID, etc.

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 7/13/10 11:58am
Msg #344753

also call the SS that hired you, they might want to know

that you're a newbie. They'd be thrilled to help you, rather than have you screw this up for their client.

Reply by Philip Johnson on 7/13/10 12:19pm
Msg #344756

Quite an assumption there

"They'd be thrilled to help you, rather than have you screw this up for their client."

I've done a few of these and it does not require a degree in Calculus to complete them. Take your time and you'll be fine and take what you see on this forum with a box of salt, including this post.

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 7/13/10 12:34pm
Msg #344758

"Quite an assumption there" - yes it is...if I hired him,

I definitely would welcome his call, and 'guide' him, rather than have him go in blindly and potentially screwing up a job that is relatively simple....maybe that's just me...

Reply by aurelio/FL on 7/13/10 12:30pm
Msg #344757

Why are all of your comments so nasty, Rivera? n/m

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 7/13/10 12:35pm
Msg #344760

:) n/m

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 7/14/10 9:26am
Msg #344876

Re: Why are all of your comments so nasty, Rivera?

Maybe because of the "red flags"

No notary in Florida by name of Aurelio Cantrell.
No yahoo e-mail for [e-mail address]
And only 18 notaries in the Florida database for your zipcode and none named Aurelio.
And if Aurelio Notary Services is just a fictitious business name, it is not registered with the state of Florida.

Maybe that is why "Rivera' is sceptical regarding your identity.

Reply by aurelio/FL on 7/14/10 10:20am
Msg #344889

That is slightly stalker-ish

and none of the info you posted is correct.

I am on this board to learn and share with others. I am not going to get into a drama with you or anyone else.

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 7/14/10 10:36am
Msg #344893

Re: That is slightly stalker-ish

What isn't correct?

No notary in Florida by name of Aurelio Cantrell.

Check the Florida database - there is no Aurelio Cantrell

No yahoo e-mail for [e-mail address]

Send an e-mail to that address and:


<[e-mail address]>:
Remote host said: 554 delivery error: dd This user doesn't have a yahoo.com account ([e-mail address]) [0] - mta1031.mail.re4.yahoo.com [BODY]


And only 18 notaries in the Florida database for your zipcode and none named Aurelio.

Do a search under the zip code you have listed, only 18 notaries listed, none with your name


And if Aurelio Notary Services is just a fictitious business name, it is not registered with the state of Florida.

Not listed under Division of corporations either as a ficticious name nor a corporation name.

So, all the info I posted is verifiable (I only post what I can back up)

Reply by John/CT on 7/14/10 10:46am
Msg #344896

Is Sylvia a liar? I think not ...

given her totally ublemished reputation in every respect on this and other boards over the years. But, "aurelio". who are YOU and where have YOU been all this time? Me thinks you are, indeed, "Robert", coming back here under the cover of the "aurelio" alias given your posts look like, smell like and feel like those of the former "Robert". Was Sylvia being "slightly stalker-ish"? Nope ... inquiring minds want to know. Why not just open up, "aurelio"?

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 7/14/10 12:06pm
Msg #344917

BTW, does anyone know if Robert/FL was banned from NotRot?

Could that be the reason for this new alias? Or did he voluntarily leave?

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 7/14/10 4:03pm
Msg #344953

Re: BTW, does anyone know if Robert/FL was banned from NotRot?

I believe he voluntarily left - at least his Robert/Fl and his TampaBayWedding aliases left.

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 7/14/10 11:58am
Msg #344915

WOW...totally something Robert would say!

Again, welcome back buddy!

Reply by John/CT on 7/14/10 7:34pm
Msg #344967

So ... come out of the woodwork Robert, and show yourself! n/m

Reply by desktopfull on 7/14/10 9:38pm
Msg #344970

Deja Vu! How many times did Robert say that to Sylvia :) n/m

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 7/13/10 12:16pm
Msg #344754

I've done two structured settlements...

I can't stand them - both were about 45 pages...8-10 notarizations...nothing filled out (signer had to fill out the paperwork) - AND I was told on my first one "we pay for notarizations ONLY" - $100 - 3-4 hours' work, 100+ miles...signer had absolutely no clue what it was about and had to read everything over and "thinka about it"....then wait 60 days or so to get paid....ugh

Second one I did was a bit better - not so far to travel BUT blanks to fill in, 8-10 notarizations but signer didn't have any of the supporting paperwork ready to send back even though on the phone she said she was all set.....THEN I've dropped the package and she calls me and tells me she's changed her mind...please please please (sobbing) get the paperwork back...ugh again

I, personally, prefer not to take them but if I do I limit them to my home county only, minimizing travel.

Good Luck

MHO

Reply by MW/VA on 7/13/10 12:18pm
Msg #344755

Re: I've done two structured settlements...

Yes, they can be a PIA, and don't usually pay very much.

Reply by John/CT on 7/13/10 3:10pm
Msg #344793

Structured Settlements = Ugly Baby

I've done more than a few for Stone Street and Peachtree, and in every case I've had to bite my tongue so hard I was afraid I might have to go to the emergency room to have it sewed back on along with a blood transfusion. Just about all were disabled people living in wretched conditions, desperate for money now. Truly sad cases .....

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 7/14/10 12:12pm
Msg #344918

the last one I did, the dude had both his legs cut off...

due to a semi-truck and on coming traffic... from the highway. He kept saying, while he was signing, 'I know what you're thinking, but I really need this money...'

At first, I felt like a wrench for taking on the job...I felt so guilty and sorry for him, but then, after he said that, well, my conscious was instantly cleared and I hurried along, to get out quick.