Posted by A S Johnson on 4/13/11 2:16pm
Msg #379644

Professional Settlement Services

did anyone else get this?

Dear

Start 2011 off with a new income stream

Special offer for our notaries with high quality rankings




Professional Settlement Services is proud to introduce Nationwide Debt Sales & Closings added to our list of notary services. These are in-home sales presentations & signings performed by you (a mobile notary) and a debt settlement client. Debt settlement information has already been explained to the client before you arrive. The clients are anxious to meet with you. Be sure to sign up with us and unlock a new earning potential starting January 2011.

On the day of the sales presentation and signing, all you will need to do is:
- FedEx package will arrive with the complete debt sales package (NO printing)
- Meet with the debt settlement client at their home or office
- Present a printed slide presentation to the debt settlement client
- Obtain 10-15 signatures from client
- Verify identity
- Approximate appointment time is 30-45 minutes
- Ship the package back to the debt settlement company

You will receive a total of $140 for each successful debt closing. ($110 for meeting with the client, and an additional $30 for a successful debt sales presentation and signing. Total of $140.)

YES, I am interested in learning more about this opportunity. Please click here !

NO thank you, I am not interested in this opportunity, please click here

Sincerely,
Julie Olejnik


Professional Settlement Services - 12211 S. Eastern Ave. - Suite 130 - Henderson, NV 89052

If you no longer wish to receive ANY communications from Professional Settlement Services, reply to this email with Unsubscribe in the email subject. Sorry for any inconvenience.

I would caution, as a Notary you may be putting yourself in peril:
When part of your fee depends on a sucessful sale. it could be considered that you had an interest in the sucessful sale. You are in this case NOT a disinterested third party, the defination od a Notary.

Reply by mwm143 on 4/13/11 2:42pm
Msg #379646

Did you write the last paragraph or is that part of the original notice?

Reply by Lee/AR on 4/13/11 2:48pm
Msg #379647

Yep...while back. Delete--end of story. n/m

Reply by topflyt on 4/13/11 4:48pm
Msg #379666

Re: Yep...while back. Delete--end of story.

Yes, I received an e-mail like that but the pay was $150. for a completion and you were considered a part time employee of the company.
I declined and explained that I did not want to be an employee of any company, I want to continue to be an independant contractor.

Reply by MW/VA on 4/13/11 2:56pm
Msg #379648

If you do a search you will find this has been discussed

several times before. It has nothing to do with NSA work, you are entering into a different field, acting as a "representative" for these companies. Several ss are offering this kind of work, because loan signing work is really slow. Many of us won't tough these, and think of them as similar to loan mod. applications. It's sales work, and I think you pick up a check.

Reply by A S Johnson on 4/13/11 3:02pm
Msg #379651

Yes, I wrote the last paragraph.
And I stan corredted as I read "Obtain 10-15 signatures" as a indication these would need to be Notarized.
Me read without reading.
Yes I have recieved these before.

Reply by Les_CO on 4/13/11 3:12pm
Msg #379655

In other words you will be the “in person shill” to actually close the deal of the ‘voice-on-the-phone’ made with this desperate sucker. And while they charge 2 to 6 thousand dollars to supposedly get this person a ‘restructured/new/low interest loan’ or to get them out of debt, while actually doing nothing, they are willing to ‘offer’ to pay you as a commissioned Officer of the State, thereby lending credibility to their scheme, a BIG $110! Sounds good to me! But I think I’d get 3 or 4 pre-paid legal services packages before I signe up.

Reply by A S Johnson on 4/13/11 3:54pm
Msg #379658

Yep!!!

Reply by notary4az2 on 4/13/11 4:51pm
Msg #379667

And usually only reduce the credit card debt by 10% - What a deal!

Reply by LKT/CA on 4/13/11 4:52pm
Msg #379668

<<<Debt settlement information has already been explained to the client before you arrive........Present a printed slide presentation to the debt settlement client>>>>>

If everything's already been explained to the client *before* the Notary arrives, what's the purpose of the presentation?

Reply by Moneyman/TX on 4/13/11 4:58pm
Msg #379670

"If everything's already been explained to the client *before* the Notary arrives, what's the purpose of the presentation?"

Maybe to collect the $350 "retainer" for legal CYA? <just a guess on my part>

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 4/13/11 5:00pm
Msg #379672

So they can say they complied with the FTC

regulations that exempt "face-to-face" sales from the up-front fee ban.

Reply by NJDiva on 4/14/11 11:22am
Msg #379754

Re: So they can say they complied with the FTC

I did one of these a few weeks ago (maybe 4-6 weeks), because I didn't really know what it was. Don't you know, the guy canceled last week. He actually cc'd me on his email to cancel. I hope this doesn't mean I'm not getting paid...ugh!

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 4/14/11 11:32am
Msg #379760

Well, here's what their e-mails says, from OP

"You will receive a total of $140 for each successful debt closing. ($110 for meeting with the client, and an additional $30 for a successful debt sales presentation and signing. Total of $140.)"

So sounds to me like if you meet with the client, $110; if client signs, $30....- if this is all of their agreement with no fine print then sounds to me like you should be paid. I know I'd insist on it..providing I didn't agree in writing to something to the contrary.