Posted by GWest on 4/28/11 9:50am
Msg #381586

National Notary Registry

Received an email from them this morning wanting me to list with them. Stated it was a free listing. After completing all the information, they want your credit card info so they can verify you are a real person.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 4/28/11 9:55am
Msg #381589

LOL...right!! Sure thing!!...:) n/m

Reply by Susan Fischer on 4/28/11 5:35pm
Msg #381655

Hahaha - and your mother's maiden name, and pin #, and

SS#, just to make double sure.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 4/28/11 10:00am
Msg #381590

I see they claim to not be affiliated with NNA

but their logo is surprisingly similar...

Reply by Les_CO on 4/28/11 10:21am
Msg #381597

So what’s the point? Why sign up with them? So they can send us the NNA’s spam? I’m trying NOT to get that crap now. Sounds like just another BS deal trying to sucker in the NNA newbie’s. I’ll pass!

Reply by Les_CO on 4/28/11 2:22pm
Msg #381633

PS: These people should NOT be confused with “THE NATIONAL SIGINIG AGENT REGISTRY” a sight I highly recommend…..

http://www.signingagentregistry.com/

Reply by Retsing on 4/28/11 2:56pm
Msg #381639

Les,
So you have received enuf referrals to justify the $50 membership fee?

Reply by Les_CO on 4/28/11 3:11pm
Msg #381640

Yes. Mostly attorneys doing some real estate…estate work, and a couple of Title Companies, with investors with….multiple property/ commercial closings. Also if you have a question you can find/get an answer (that is correct) there. My best sites for volume business are the “coffee” site, and the “numbers” site, and some from here of course.

Reply by GraysBooks on 4/28/11 3:45pm
Msg #381645

Never give your credit card to any company that is not a recognized notary association for anything other than a paid membership or supplies you are purchasing (which you can do without becoming a member - may pay slightly more, but that's okay) or an entity you intend to advertise/market through for a premier type membership. If they're wanting your credit card to prove you're who you say you are, then DON'T DO IT!

Reply by A S Johnson on 4/28/11 10:27am
Msg #381599

Giving my cc info for I d will never happen again.
Last year, I open an e-mal, in my Windows Mail lnbox, "from" OverStock.com, a scam that redirected to another site in England. It was about HP printers. To check the printers out I needed to register and give my CC info.
I didn't find anything I wanted and exeited the site.
15 minutes later Chase fraud dept call about a charge to my cc. Yes! it was a membership/bid fee charge for the site in England.
To dispute the charge I had to cancell that card, which had about 10 auto charges each month and several random time auto charges, ie to replenish my toll tag account.
It's a real problem to closed a card and move everything over to the new account.