Posted by Holly Reynolds on 11/18/12 6:22pm
Msg #443909
Notary signing company
Does anyone recommend a company in the north Orange County area to sign or?
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Reply by 101livescan on 11/18/12 6:32pm
Msg #443912
Sign up with 4 and 5 star companies in Signing Central. It doesn't matter where they are located. Assignments arise wherever the client is located or will be signing if they are on vacation, business travel, temporary work assignment, etc.
Good luck!
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Reply by Linda_H/FL on 11/18/12 6:34pm
Msg #443913
Holly, my advice to you is to do what I've been doing
for the last two days
Click on the tab up above marked "Signing Central", then on the signing agency icon, the start working your way down the list, contacting companies and introducing yourself to them, getting signed up with them and letting them know you're available.
Two days..so far...and I've been in this business for 6 years. I took a full time 9-5 last year so had a brief hiatus in signings...now I'm starting all over again. It requires your own footwork and time...lots of time to initially establish...and marketing all the time.
Good luck.
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Reply by Linda_H/FL on 11/18/12 6:36pm
Msg #443914
Holly, my advice to you is to do what I've been doing
for the last two days
Click on the tab up above marked "Signing Central", then on the signing agency icon, the start working your way down the list, contacting companies and introducing yourself to them, getting signed up with them and letting them know you're available.
Two days..so far...and I've been in this business for 6 years. I took a full time 9-5 last year so had a brief hiatus in signings...now I'm starting all over again. It requires your own footwork and time...lots of time to initially establish...and marketing all the time.
Good luck.
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Reply by Linda_H/FL on 11/18/12 6:37pm
Msg #443915
oops..sorry for the duplicate. n/m
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Reply by Moneyman/TX on 11/19/12 11:28am
Msg #443991
Good advice is worth repeating. :-) n/m
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Reply by Buddy Young on 11/18/12 7:37pm
Msg #443921
Holly, you've done 2 things right so far, you took a class from Joan and you've signed up here on not rot. Now read message 422437. Study your enchiridion and make sure to ask your questions properly to avoid invective directed tword you. See message 33325.
Welcome and good luck.
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Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 11/18/12 7:49pm
Msg #443924
what is "enchiridion"?
I always thought I had a pretty good vocabulary.
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Reply by Gregory/CA on 11/18/12 7:53pm
Msg #443925
"enchiridion"? Another term for handbook n/m
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Reply by MistarellaFL on 11/18/12 8:07pm
Msg #443929
must be tex mex :) n/m
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Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 11/18/12 8:15pm
Msg #443931
Misty, you read my mind!
I was thinking enchilada myself! he has a great vocab, but he can't spell! LOL!
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Reply by Budman on 11/18/12 9:23pm
Msg #443943
Re: waht do yuo maen I cna't sepll?????? n/m
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Reply by HisHughness on 11/18/12 8:17pm
Msg #443932
Thanks, Buddy. I can use "enchiridion"
I can see it now: "I'll have iced tea, and two chicken enchirdions with corn tortillas. And oh, yeah, we're goinna need more salsa."
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Reply by MistarellaFL on 11/18/12 8:23pm
Msg #443934
Can I get mine with sour cream and guac?
Geez, you're making me hungry!
Dang!
I wish Compadre's was open 
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Reply by Buddy Young on 11/18/12 9:06pm
Msg #443937
Re: Thanks, Buddy. I can use "enchiridion"
I guess I shouldn't use big words I don't understand, thanks Hugh.
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Reply by jba/fl on 11/18/12 8:19pm
Msg #443933
Thank you for the word of the day: enchiridion
I looked it up after Gregory said handbook, manual and was rewarded with a delightful journey, most exceptionally from:
http://adventuretime.wikia.com/wiki/The_Enchiridion_%28book%29 = it's great fun
and then: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enchiridion_of_Epictetus = a bit more enlightening.
These two stuck out the most - thanks for the journey.
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Reply by Claudine Osborne on 11/18/12 9:11pm
Msg #443938
Re: Thank you for the word of the day: enchiridion
I started at the bottom of the list..I figured most people would give up about half way through the list..Worked for me..
I ate at Los Compadres last night..Good stuff..No enchiladas I had the quesadelilla..lol
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Reply by ikando on 11/19/12 8:56am
Msg #443969
Re: Thank you for the word of the day: enchiridion
Thanks, Juli, and here is what I gleaned from the Wikipedia definition that is most applicable to what we do.
Underlying all of this, however, is the idea that "Some things are up to us and some are not up to us"[1] and we must react and interact with those things accordingly.
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Reply by jba/fl on 11/19/12 10:04am
Msg #443977
How very true; here is where
prior experience is most helpful in that determination.
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