Posted by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 12/7/13 6:28pm
Msg #495466

FNF Privacy and Security 2007 file...

http://www.notaryreviews.com/news-u-could-use

Scroll down and click on the above referenced linked

Password to download file: Busted2013

Happy Reading!

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 12/7/13 6:30pm
Msg #495467

in particular pages 12, 19-20...

but the whole thing is quite interesting....

thoughts...

Reply by Claudine Osborne on 12/7/13 8:42pm
Msg #495485

Re: in particular pages 12, 19-20...

My thoughts are that this information is from 2007..Procedures may have been changed since then!

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 12/8/13 5:01am
Msg #495499

Claudine, I know, but not point of my post....

what is interesting about this is how FNF REALLY feels about the NNA, and its certification and bg program, and I quote:

"1. The Company is not in favor of a background screening of our employees.

2. GLBA is 7 years old – there is no new requirement for background screening of our employees or approved notaries.

3. NNA created the background screening program as a money maker for their organization. There is no legal requirement for any title insurance company to comply.

4. The criteria for the screening is unknown. (A felony conviction?)

5. Applicants receive an insignia on their profile proving they passed the background screening. Those who do not pass and those who do not apply receive no insignia as an indicator that they did not pass. How fair is that?"

They too had agreed with the majority of us, then the new standards came out in the CFPB bulletin and they ran like a bunch of scared rats to the biggest trap in our industry, then the SPeW group was born....tadaaaaaa....

Reply by John/CT on 12/8/13 8:22am
Msg #495502

An eye-opener, Carrie. Thanx n/m

Reply by dgd/CA on 12/8/13 10:15am
Msg #495505

I couldn't help but notice that XYZ deleted your post

and the ensuing discussion (with regards to this), from its' LinkedIn Group.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 12/8/13 10:22am
Msg #495506

They did?? Well, I can only expect then

that Harry and Co. should soon be in receipt of another "delete or else" letter from them

The amount of discussion here about this organization recently is sure to raise eyebrows. They did it before (hence leading to the reference to "XYZ") - would not be a bit surprised to hear that Harry has received another warning from them.

Not saying they don't deserve the bad press they're getting - they just don't like it and won't tolerate it.

Reply by JanetK_CA on 12/8/13 4:56pm
Msg #495519

Here's how to prevent posts from being deleted

No organization (including XYZ) has legal grounds to request a post be deleted as long as a poster makes sure that they write either completely factual statements or CLEARLY state that what they are writing is their own personal opinion. If we're careful about those two details, I don't believe that there's any risk - at least on this forum - of having posts be deleted.

As for issues unrelated to XYZ, the other key factor is to make sure that the post is directed to the subject at hand, remains civil and doesn't wander off into personal attacks or political commentary. For those of you who are new to this forum, you may find this hard to believe, but we've all gotten much better at that part! Have you all noticed? It's been quite a while since there's been a knock-down, drag-out free-for-all here. (Maybe the trolls have found some other places that are more fun to pick on. I'll leave it at that...)

Reply by CarolF/NC on 12/8/13 5:32pm
Msg #495523

They must have had to hire full time staff to delete all

of the negative posts. Seems every time I try to click on a notification link, it says "sorry we are broken, or no longer available"

Reply by JanetK_CA on 12/8/13 7:16pm
Msg #495534

Re: They must have had to hire full time staff to delete all

I should have clarified that my post was directed to Linda's comment about deletions here on Notary Rotary. Were you talking about the deletion on the XYZ site? (I never go there, so I wouldn't know.)

Reply by CarolF/NC on 12/9/13 8:42am
Msg #495567

Yes, I was talking about all of their sites

they have so many different ones on FB and LinkedIn. I see people post so much on some notary site, but it appears it's owned by xyz. How do you know who is the host and has the rights to these miscellaneous FB and LinkedIn pages? Is there an easy way to tell?

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 12/8/13 7:14pm
Msg #495533

LOl JanetK, don't get ME started..anyone seen Robert lately? n/m

Reply by MW/VA on 12/8/13 9:40pm
Msg #495550

I think they have a lot of nerve trying to control this site

Many of us are speaking from our experience with that org.

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 12/8/13 7:13pm
Msg #495532

I deleted the post because I kept notices from readers

that the link wasn't working...so I guess when I deleted my post, the whole thing got wiped out.

But it wasn't long after I posted the link that it was unlinked from its original ip or website it was on.

Luckily I downloaded it first as a pdf.