Posted by lucky/ca on 3/28/10 2:18pm
Msg #329336

DocPros, Inc.

I agree DocPros is really trying to lowball their signings. When we accept a fee for a signing, now including Esign loans, they offer $100 and then you find out you have to print well over 300 pages and you end up with almost 4 hours with the borrowers. After that you still have the final work to do that you couldn't get done at the signing table. This loan probably took me about 6 hours, for $100. The only good part was that it was not to far away and the borrowers were very nice but they too were shocked at the size of the loan, the paperwork and the long forms to complete. These borrowers really wanted to know what I was being paid for so much work, so I told them $100, they couldn't believe it. I am waiting to see if DocPros will raise the fee for this one as I have requested and will report back. I had a company pay me $150 the night before because the loan package was so large.

Reply by lucky/ca on 3/28/10 2:21pm
Msg #329337

I thought all of that was going into their listing of companies, not on the blog board. I didn't mean for it to go out on the blog board but now that it is accidentally, I guess you can read what is going on with the company. I read back through their listings and a lot of it was not good. Anyone taking a job from them should first check the comments at their company listing.

Reply by mg123 on 4/23/13 2:44pm
Msg #466778

DocPros is out to gyp notaries. Their e-signs take over 1.5 hours each. Then they have additional things they need you to do. If you don't do them, they will reduce your fee. It's their M.O.

In my opinion this is a low ball company. My advice is to avoid them. They aren't professional and don't pay on time, and then they try and reduce the low ball fee they agreed to pay you.