Posted by aanotary on 10/23/10 2:58pm
Msg #357916

Saved again-

thanks notary rotary. Company called with 1 1/2 stars- I said no thanks. They agreed to paypal - so that is cool! I love notary rotary and learn something all the time & I check the site- every day!

Reply by GOLDGIRL/CA on 10/23/10 7:11pm
Msg #357930

I wish Paypal didn't exist, in which case these slimy SSs would deservedly go out of business.

Reply by Jim/AL on 10/24/10 1:03am
Msg #357948

Why would u want no paypal? That is like saying we should do away with debit cards because someone may abuse them. Could not agree less Goldgirl...one has nothing to do with the other. I love paypal, makes my life easier and safer for next to nothing.

Reply by Susan Fischer on 10/24/10 1:53am
Msg #357950

Love PayPal. Excellent resource for insta-pay for so many

transactions year after year.

Can't understand your distain.

Reply by GOLDGIRL/CA on 10/24/10 2:24pm
Msg #357994

Re: Love PayPal. Excellent resource for insta-pay for so many

My disdain is not for Paypal, it's for notaries who think they've pulled a good one by getting the slimy SSs to pay them while you-know-whating the rest of us. I quote Copperhead/VA here because I couldn't have said it better:

"I choose not to work with non-payers or super-slow payers - period. I don 't want to work with any company that has that kind of reputation, I don't care if they will pay with PayPal or not. I choose not to help them stay in business. .... ."

Reply by SheilaSJCA on 10/24/10 2:29pm
Msg #357995

Well said, Goldgirl and Copperhead; cannot stress it enough n/m

Reply by Virginia/PA on 10/24/10 3:29pm
Msg #358003

Re: Love PayPal. Excellent resource for insta-pay for so many

Very good point. Realistically we must all admit that we are currently in a 2nd refinance glut due to ultra low interest rates. When our economy begins to stabilize, the interest rates will then start rising. At that point in time we will all be scrambling for work. The no-payers, slow-payers will fold anyway due to a slowdown in volume available to all signing companies. At that point they will file bankruptcy and stiff everyone they owed. If you've been doing this business long enough you have already been burned by bankrupt companies who were at one time high rollers.
We are in a temporary glut of work right now - and to me it really isn't a glut at all, but it's more than we can even begin to expect when interest rates start to go up. People just don't refinance to a higher rate. What will be left then will be reverse mortgages, HELOCs, purchases, field inspections, and structured settlement documentation and many no pay companies.