Posted by Hugh Nations Signing Agents of Austin on 10/6/10 3:27pm
Msg #355685

A new one on me

Just received a call from someone who said they needed a signing agent downtown in an attorney's office immediately. Seems that neither the attorney who was present nor the notary public who was supposed to do the closing had any idea of how to handle loan documents. The caller needed someone there in 15 minutes.

One wonders...

Reply by Hugh Nations Signing Agents of Austin on 10/6/10 3:33pm
Msg #355688

Sequel: A new one on me

Just received a second call from the same company, 10 minutes after the first, still looking for a signing agent.

Let's see: Need one in 15 minutes, spent the past 10 minutes trying to get one there in 15 minutes, now 5 minutes left...maybe they should have accepted my offer to be there in 40 minutes?

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 10/6/10 4:05pm
Msg #355700

should have em pay in advance and then arrive 10 n/m

Reply by Lee/AR on 10/7/10 1:07pm
Msg #355819

What? No teleporter in the corner of your office, Hugh? n/m

Reply by Moneyman/TX on 10/6/10 3:33pm
Msg #355689

The answer is YES

"One wonders..."

Answer: YES, charge a rush charge. And if the notary sits in for "training" also charge an training fee.

LOL That is an odd call.

Reply by James Dawson on 10/6/10 3:40pm
Msg #355690

Re: The answer is YES

Don't forget to have them pay for valet parking!

Reply by Stoli on 10/6/10 6:00pm
Msg #355714

Hello, my friend.

Just a heads up -- You never did indicate if you are interested in working the auction in your area this weekend, but I sent you a referral from Jessica, FinishLine.

I told her to give you, Yoli and SoCal-Woodie a call. I also told her that none of you would approve of the suggested fee, but give you a try anyway. It's your choice, not mine.