Posted by Darlin_AL on 11/23/13 12:37pm
Msg #493829

HVR Mobile Notary---stranger & stranger

It's noted on here many of us notaries across the US are tying to get paid by Hector Vidas and Mark Wills. Conflicted posts & stories abound as they try to diffuse the sleazeball factor as evidenced by many posts here, not just mine.
There was a post yesterday from someone who got an email directing notaries to send their unpaid/past due invoices to a mailbox. Nothing stated as to from whom or why.

Isn't it curious:

Said PO Box 22089 San Diego, CA 92192
This zip code is around the La Jolla area, not even close to Chula Vista, where HVR had their office. Picture this: that out of all the post offices in Chula Vista, or Downtown area where Hector lives, do you find it a little strange that this post office box, is just a few boxes down from the PO Box for SignHere, Ink? which is: PO Box 22118 San Diego, CA 92192

What a coincidence, that Mark could run into Hector, when checking the mail ????
Actually, SignHere,Ink (found on whois.com) looks like they have a "real" accounting person doing the work for them

Maybe this person could answer some questions about who's books she is doing the accounting for. Its worth an email and/or phone call to her. Maybe get an honest answer about what is really going on with hvr/signhere ink. It's so great that she wants to help us notaries who are victims of fraud:

"Ann Glynn
PO Box 22118 SD 92192
858-270-5621
[e-mail address]"

We should all welcome her on board!

Reply by HSH/WA on 11/23/13 12:54pm
Msg #493831

Re: Who would work for a company that

has filed dissolution of business stating they have no assets, unless you did not care about getting paid? With no income/expenses why would they even need an account? I don't know if there is a connection between HVR and SignHere, but this post does not provide any real evidence either way. I don't think we should assume that an ex-employee leaving a flake company is guilty by association. It is hard to start a new company, especially in this environment, and to give the new company a bad star rating (as some on NR did) based on the fact the the owner of the new company once worked for the old company is just plain wrong and may even be liable.

Reply by Darlin_AL on 11/23/13 1:19pm
Msg #493839

HSH..there's a lot of that "wrong" going around, next

we'll have posts from the parties involved calling me names: "mean" "old" etc. I noted how hateful some posts were last month and who was making them. So please check back on this thread, HSH, and see wh0/what comes out of the woodwork, as the saying goes. This is not a dare, it's just a prediction based on past observations of the board. (best one around!!)

Reply by HSH/WA on 11/23/13 4:29pm
Msg #493857

Re: Darlin, sorry you took my response

personally, wasn't meant that way (hope you aren't thinking I ever called you any names). I was sorry to see NotRoters posting 1 star ratings on someone they have never worked for because he came from a flaky company. We should hold the star ratings in more respect than that otherwise it becomes useless. Unless some proof is given showing ownership between HVR and this new company, we should give him the benefit of the doubt.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 11/23/13 4:37pm
Msg #493860

I looked up a 4.5 star company yesterday here

someone in WA gave the company a one star rating - after the one-star, in the comments, it said
"Haven't done any work for them"

Seriously??!!

Reply by Darlin_AL on 11/23/13 7:11pm
Msg #493888

I only rate companies I've worked-for, it's an honor-system n/m

Reply by HSH/WA on 11/23/13 8:40pm
Msg #493898

Re: Exactly right. n/m

Reply by afterhrsntry on 12/2/13 2:02pm
Msg #494690

I too am owed $$ by HVR.
This is embezzlement, so when you file your complaints, please emphasize that. Embezzlement: The fraudulent conversion of another's property (e.g. money) by a person who is in a position of trust, such as an agent. These signing agencies are our "agents" as they represent us in regard to the title/escrow company payment and are entrusted by us to forward the money to us that has been collected by them from the title/escrow companies on our behalf for the notary/signing services we have completed.

I am trying to find out if this embezzled money can be protected from bankruptcy claims, since it is "our" money that they have received from the title/escrow companies.

Please send complaints to: [e-mail address] They will send you the complaint forms.