Posted by mokie on 5/16/12 4:04pm
Msg #421039

Altisource - Requests for NSAs

I'm looking for comments from any NSAs who have had dealings with this company. Are they credible, etc? I'm uncomfortable with some of the language in their contract and all of the personal/professional data they request, i.e., copy of notarial stamp, driver's license, auto insurance declaration, a resume. Comments please...thank you.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 5/16/12 4:56pm
Msg #421045

Orange search button...bee discussed extensively n/m

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 5/16/12 4:57pm
Msg #421046

err...oops...BEEN discussed... n/m

Reply by Diane Holmes on 5/16/12 5:40pm
Msg #421051

I'm listed with them...but haven't gotten uch work, maybe 1 job since I've been with them.

Reply by Ilene C. Seidel on 5/17/12 4:25am
Msg #421077

I received two emails from them to sign up. After reviewing the required documentation i.e. put them on my e&O policy and a copy of my car insurance I told them whem they can justify with me why they need this info I would not sign up. Never heard from them again. I didn't get to the contract. No loss.

Reply by A S Johnson on 5/17/12 9:11am
Msg #421091

To Texas Notaries. it is ill legal to use your notary stamp for anything other than a "offical" Notary act. So a copy of it for "proof" purposes is not primmitted.
How do you add them to your E & O and/or car insurance. They have NO ability to file on these.
Can they provide you with a insurance policy that pays you for the miss use or lost of this information that causes I D thief. As with most low ballers they want to much information.