Posted by 101livescan on 10/4/13 1:45am
Msg #486972

Moving onward and forward

A member of this forum owed over $1000 has filed a complaint with the Riverside County DA's office in an attempt to investigate the wrong doings and impropriety of a slime ball signing service in Wildomar, CA aka ANS. There were already complaints filed previously and recently against this company by independent notaries aside from this group of 30 notaries. We await the results. All the posts and ratings in SC were reproduced and provided to DA's office as part of the complaint.

Meanwhile, we all need to move onward and forward and hope this experience does not repeat itself any time soon or EVER. There are plenty of great companies in SC to work for. Skip the deadbeats. If something sounds too good to be true, it usually is.

Perhaps Mr. HVR has found a new gig in Cancun, we can only hope. I'm disgusted that after 9 years as a Marine, this is the best Hector could do for the universe. I wonder how Mr. HVR would like to be cheated out of his fees.

What's the update on Liz and Eric Hueg, any one getting paid by them?

Hope you all have a great weekend.

Reply by HVR Mobile Notaries on 10/14/13 3:37pm
Msg #488111

HVR Notaries management is trying to resolve this problem as soon as possible. We totally understand your frustration when calls are not being returned or for late payments. We stopped taking orders from clients until we fix this. We will contact everyone within next week in regards compensation. There is a lot of false and inaccurate information on this blogs but we can assure you that we will not hide and we will do the right and ethical thing! No one is collecting money to get richer or walking away like other companies have. We will make things right but we ask to give us time. Also Mark Wills and JJ have no relationship with HVR nor does HVR have something to do with the classes mentioned above. Thank you and we apologize for the late response.