Posted by Jadrian Spivey on 10/22/13 6:31pm
Msg #489179
Sign Here Ink
Just so everyone is aware, I was only an EMPLOYEE of HVR Notaries, I was not a manager or part owner of that company, only an employee. I was instructed by management on what to advise on payment status. Once I felt threatened that I would loose my job I left HVR & started my own signing company Sign Here Ink close to a month ago. I felt that I can run a much better signing service & more importantly pay notaries within 30 days. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me @ 619-780-9574. I do not know any status on HVR or your payment status, again I was only an EMPLOYEE.
J.J.
| Reply by Michael Shields on 10/22/13 6:39pm
Msg #489182
Good for you JJ, it's easy for people to bash you in a public forum. I'm happy that you had the integrity to leave a company that wasn't taking care of their notaries. You have always got me paid and I'm happy to take any assignments that you have with your new company. I wish you all the best and I'm behind you 100%.
| Reply by Calnotary on 10/22/13 6:45pm
Msg #489187
IF HVR is going BK when business was booming what makes you think that SHI will do better now that signings are way way down.
If he was just an employee why he took some of HVR clients? << Somebody posted this in this forum.
In my opinion they are just the same old people, one ships burns? let's get another ship and if that one also burns we just get another one. They are operating under an entity and not under their individual names. Of course this is just my opinion.
| Reply by Jadrian Spivey on 10/22/13 6:47pm
Msg #489188
If anyone has any questions they can call me @ 619-780-9574
JJ
| Reply by Yoli/CA on 10/22/13 7:46pm
Msg #489201
Is this the same Michael Shields as
mentioned in Msg #489061?
| Reply by SDSigner on 10/23/13 1:44am
Msg #489275
Re: Is this the same Michael Shields as
No, absolutely not! I have no idea who this person is. Why the fack would I be a commissioned notary if I was that person? Don't you think I would be licensed if I was that person? I never worked for Ameriquest , just Google search my picture and make sure you moron. Thanks for having your head way up your.......just make sure you have the right person, because you do NOT. Call me if you have any doubts 760-579-3735. Don't be a coward call me if you are so sure. You're wrong DUMMY.
| Reply by desktopfull on 10/23/13 2:12am
Msg #489277
Totally uncalled for response. n/m
| Reply by Linda_H/FL on 10/23/13 10:01am
Msg #489296
Don't you just love it when they show their true colors
so quickly?
Reported.
| Reply by NotaryOH on 10/22/13 6:40pm
Msg #489183
During my call to you today, I asked you how to contact Hector Vides and you said, "WHO?" This leads me to disbelieve much of what you say, in general.
| Reply by 101livescan on 10/22/13 6:52pm
Msg #489190
Brain phart or temporary amnesia?
How could JJ forget Hector.
| Reply by desktopfull on 10/23/13 2:13am
Msg #489278
Oops! You caught him a big one. n/m
| Reply by Marian_in_CA on 10/22/13 6:57pm
Msg #489191
I don't really have a dog in the fight here. BUT JJ stated that he started Sign Here Ink. According to city and county records, Mark Wills is the sole owner. JJ, I hope you can appreciate some of the concerns people have here. These are just things I've observed as people talk about it.
1. You worked for HVR and now work for Sign Here Ink. You claim to have started the company, but official records say otherwise. On record, the owner is Mark Wills.
2. The website for Sign Here Ink is an IDENTICAL copy of the former HVR site...up to and including the use of the exact same testimonials, only changin one company for another. How can those possibly be accurate testimonials for Sign Here Ink if they were supposedly testimonials for HVR, which you claim is a totally separate company?
3. These $200 classes being promoted by Sign Here Ink may be fine...thought honestly, for many of us, it's yet another loan signing class that won't tell us anything new. But there was some talk about a way to get around taking the "requisite" class was to prove a certain number of loan signings over a period of 90 days. Do you realize that is against the law in California for a CA notary to do this? Even if we have completed that many loan signings, I'd never show you my journal for this, or anyone else for that matter...save the Secretary of State or under a subpoena. The only other exception to this is a line item request as allowed under state law. These classes are supposedly taught by individuals who are CA notaries. They should know that kind of a request is completely out of line.
Fictitious Business Name:
Filing Number: 2013-027582
Number of Businesses 1
Business Name(s) SIGN HERE INK
Number Of Owners 1
Owner(s) WILLS MARK
Filing Date 9/25/2013
Expiration Date 9/25/2018
Business Conducted By Individual
https://arcc.co.san-diego.ca.us/services/fbn/search.aspx?FBNNum=2013027582
City tax registration (business license):
Acct #2013058136
DBA Name: SIGN HERE INK
Address: 800 THE MARK LN 2501, SAN DIEGO CA 92101-7171
Owner Name: MARK WILLS
Business Phone: 858 699-8388
Start Date: 10/01/2013
Expires: 09/30/2014
NAICS Code: 541199
Description: ALL OTHER LEGAL SERVICES
| Reply by Jadrian Spivey on 10/22/13 7:20pm
Msg #489193
Mark Wills is my business partner he is co-owner of Sign Here Ink. The $200 signing class are for those looking to expand there business & learn how to accurately go through a loan package, not just the standard "sign & date, sign & date" Please contact me as your novel above is not accurate
619-780-9574
| Reply by CarolF/NC on 10/22/13 7:37pm
Msg #489196
I've never worked for these companies
but I have to appreciate how he is on this board taking up this cat fight. I hope you all don't wear him out. Maybe he'll be one of the good guys.
| Reply by SDSigner on 10/22/13 7:48pm
Msg #489203
Re: I've never worked for these companies
I agree! Not getting paid sucks, but to beat up on someone that isn't hiding and willing to post his phone number says a lot. Let's not tar and feather people unless you know for sure. Slander is slander at the end of the day and if you're wrong, then shame on you. Do you know how many times I was pissed off that an escrow officer didn't give me the signing? If I slammed them every time, I would have zero business. Think before you type.
| Reply by desktopfull on 10/23/13 2:19am
Msg #489280
Your language choices alone prove how unprofessional you are n/m
| Reply by desktopfull on 10/23/13 2:16am
Msg #489279
More advertising, did you bother to read the NR rules? n/m
| Reply by Marian_in_CA on 10/23/13 8:09am
Msg #489288
Novel??? Prepare yourself!!!
Shortly after writing the above ( Msg #489191 )I had to leave for some appointments. While I was gone, JJ left a voice mail for me. I had every intention of calling him back ... but now, I'm not so sure. I'll just continue my "novel" here. If you feel the information is wrong, then please just tell us what is accurate. But, I'll tell you, one of the biggest issues notaries have with signing services is getting paid...reasonably and quickly. It's a MAJOR issue and as you'll see below with my comments... what we've seen so far doesn't instill much confidence that you can do what you say you're going to do. again... this is NOT my opinion. I'm just giving it to you as I've observed, nothing more.
First, like the others have said, I think it's admirable that you're willing to post and answer questions. I have no reason to doubt your story that you've made a break from HVR. But, let me give you a piece of advice, before I continue... if you really have made a break from HVR, it should be a clean, obvious break with absolutely no possible way that your new business could be linked to your former employer. Why? Right now, many notaries are feeling the sting of signing services who have gone under owing them a lot of money. It's been discovered that some of these signing services are run by people with criminal records, even those convicted of identity theft related crimes. IDENTITY THEFT!! I hope you can appreciate that notaries are being more careful about who they accept work from these days. They research companies first... verify their validity as a business, check their track record, etc. This is common business sense when one business chooses to work with another. Notaries are not your employees. They are independent business owners who are putting out time and money for you without immediate payment. In essence, they're giving you a short term loan. They have every right to question you and check you out.
As I stated previously, the things I noted are things that I've observed over the past month. If any of these things is wrong, please post details how I'm wrong. I would love to know.
Let's start with #1: Your initial post stated you started YOUR own signing company. Great.
First, realize that this is something that we, as notaries see happen all the time. An employee of a signing service, especially one that may be on the brink of falling apart decides they can do better and decides to start a service of their own. Great. It's an honorable endeavor... but please understand that this happens a lot. Also, because we see the end effect so often, there tends to be a less than enthusiastic response, Take for instance, Accurate national Singing Service. One of the owners of the business worked for another signing service first. She broke off from them and opened her own service about a year ago. Well... that didn't turn out so well. That business is now closed and all you have to do is search here for them to see what happened. This is very fresh with a lot of notaries here and notaries aren't happy.
Second, all of the public records regarding this new company do not have your name on them. They have Mark Wills' name on them, and all records indicate that Sign here Ink is being operated as a sole-proprietorship with a single owner. There's nothing wrong at all with having a business partner... but setting up a partnership is more expensive and involves more paperwork. I know of several people who went the sole-prop route, but were actually partners... and come tax time, they ran in to a lot of problems. Now, I'm not a tax or legal expert by any means. But by publicly posting that you're a business partner, I suspect that this could cause some tax and legal issues on your part. If you are a partnership... you should be registered as such. That's just my opinion. As a notary, though... if I'm doing research about your company to determine if I want to accept an assignment from you and verify your business... seeing that it is a sole-prop legally while there are internet posts claiming to be a partnership or a different owner throw up a small red flag for me. Why? well, it could just be an innocent issue... but the fact that you came from HVR is a strike against you whether you like it or not. People are already wary of your new company because of that. As I noted above... with that history, you need to make a clean as break as possible and set everything up with the new company properly so as to avoid any and all questions.
It also makes some notaries wonder why you didn't spend the money to set yourselves up properly as a partnership. It's an issue of questioning your ability to pay your bills.
If the information contained in your public records is wrong, don't blame me... take it up with the city and county and have the public records corrected.
Now, on to #2 about the website. I'm not sure what is incorrect here. The SHI website is an identical copy of the old HVR site. The testimonials are exactly the same except for changing the business name. As a notary looking in to SHI, that's a HUGE red flag. Why? because as a former employee of HVR who claims to have made a break..why would you use anything that HVR used?
I'm telling you all this to help you, okay? I'm trying to give you the thoughts and reactions notaries can and have had regarding SHI already. If you are reusing a website... some notaries may think, "Okay, this new company can't afford to create their own new website. In fact, they stole the entire website, down to the testimonials from a now closed signing service that closed owing a lot of notaries money. Is this just the same company changing their name?" [Hint: This is a common tactic several signing services have used, so it is a legitimate question.] They may also ask, "Why would I take an assignment from them if they appear to be that dishonest, lazy or cheap? I'm thinking this means they don't have the capital to pay their notaries."
Next is the simple issue of honesty. If you are using the testimonials from another company...it doesn't look right. Take this one:
"Thank you Sign Here, Ink for making our adoption paperwork go smooth and painless. We now have our beautiful daughter Carina in our home.
Paul & Regina Martinez / San Diego, CA"
That was originally attributed to HVR on their website. Provided Paul and Regina Martinez are even real, would they appreciate being asked if a new, reportedly (by you) totally separate company was using their words to promote their business? Or... did this couple actually use both companies to adopt the same child and write identical testimonials? Can you see why this is an issue related to your credibility?
And as for #3.... I was referring to a Craigslist as that your company posted here: http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/rej/4112334375.html
And, let's reiterate that in a YouTube video, the SHI guys admit that they regularly advertise on Craigslist.
This ad states that notaries signing up with the "sister" singing service in Los Angeles:
"All notaries must attend a class this Saturday, October 12, 2013, downtown Los Angeles from 10-4 (unless you can provide your journal with a minimum of 50 signings in the last 90 days)."
Okay, so again... where am I wrong, here? You state that in order to sign up, the notaries must attend this $200 training class *or* provide our journals proving a minimum of 50 signings in the last 90 days. That's what I was talking about. Since showing you our journals is not a legally viable option, according to this ad, the only option is to sit through this class... oh yeah, and pay for it.
And no... there's nothing WRONG with teaching a loan signing class. The thing is, though... a lot of classes are available out there, many of them far, far less expensive. Also, taking a class doesn't guarantee anything. And, let me be honest... in watching said YouTube video ( http://youtu.be/oHQFrIXPpB8 ) I can tell you that there are so many things said there that irritate experienced notaries. For example, in the first minute alone, they refer to a "notary license" -- there is no such thing, not in California. We are not licensed, we are commissioned. There's a BIG difference. Why would I want to take a $200 class from somebody who claims to be such an experienced notary and know all this stuff... and yet, in the first minute of a video can't even get the license vs. commission thing right?
I'm pointing this out to be helpful here. I'm really sorry if you don't like hearing this... but it's professional advice from somebody who is in that market of notary signing agents, other small businesses, you are trying to reach.
As a side note, it has been brought up numerous times by others here... but many people are questioning these classes and their price tag. Some, not me...but you can search and see PLENTY of these comments... are seeing the above items I've pointed out and are thinking... "These guys have no capital. They don't seem to be able to set-up their business properly, and we can't tell if they are just HVR re-branding themselves or not since they're using the same website. Either way, they apparently can't pay their notaries a the moment, so they're offering these classes to raise the capital. They're posting ads stating that in order to sign up with them, I have to show them my journal or take this class. Well, I can't show them my journal, that's illegal... what are they thinking asking that? And, in watching their class promo, they can't even distinguish a notary commission from a license. Why would I bother taking a class from these guys who clearly have no idea what they're doing from a notary perspective?"
Again, there's nothing wrong with offering up a good class, especially to newbies. But not all of us need these classes, nor are we willing to show you our journals because it's against CA notary law. I can tell you that I, personally, have been approached by 5 different companies over the years... including some of the big ones to teach classes, both for loan singing and for basic CA notary skills. For a variety of reasons, I've never accepted. I won't get in to why, because each was different... but I can tell you that in the end, it's just not the direction I want to go. But I can sure tell you that there's nothing wrong with a good class. It's all in how you present your company. And right now... it's kind of a stinky cheese because everything seems so muddled.
So JJ... please enlighten me what, exactly I posted is incorrect? Everything I stated can be independently verified. Well, not the opinions and possible conclusions that notaries are making, no, but public records, web sites and the Craigslist ad? All available online and easily verified.
If you want to be considered a truly independent company... that's GREAT, but you've got some work to do, because so far, not too many people believe you because of what I've illustrated here. That's why you're getting such backlash. If this "novel" upsets you, re-read it... and try to get that I'm trying to give you advice and feedback from the prospective of somebody in your client base.
| Reply by 101livescan on 10/23/13 8:32am
Msg #489290
SPOT ON! MARIAN!
I will dub this thread the Mark and Mike Show. Trying to convince us you're good guys.
We're not sure. You've got work to do. We're skeptical because so many have come before you and strung notaries along, then not paid, after squandering the loot.
I will give you credit for attempting to start a new business in this climate. This is not the same game it was five years ago. Mostly purchase/sale environment, and the spoils will not be the same.
What we desperately need is an honest, well paying SS to replace HVR, ANS, SOX, Signingscream, companies who will not take advantage of newbies, or the veterans in this business.
We've really have a gut full of the snakes and fraudsters in this biz.
Hope you're not one of them, but we have strong reservations. Your speak is skeptical to us right now. Especially with many disconnects, and JJ not recognizing Hector's name speaks volumes to us.
I hope you "get" us. Fast talking won't get you any where. Show us!
Thanks, Marian, well done! Spoken like a real professional who knows her game.
| Reply by SDSigner on 10/23/13 11:56am
Msg #489337
Re: SPOT ON! MARIAN!
CHERYL ELLIOTT, your information has been so inaccurate that I'm not going to bother anymore. What's so wrong with two guys trying to help notaries better themselves? I personally never had anyone "teach" me packaging. As you stated "packaging isn't rocket science" but you have to learn some where. You just come off so negative, tired, and burned out. Why don't you start a loan packaging class so that we can all sit here and rip you apart since you know so much? You don't even know me and so far you posted that I've been part of some Ameriquest fraud ring, wrong guy, I'm out to get you somehow, and now I'm a potential snake or fraudster? I personally called you and left you a voice mail but I have not heard back from you. I guess your method is to shoot first and ask questions later. I wish you the same Karma.
| Reply by SDSigner on 10/22/13 7:36pm
Msg #489195
I would think that any notary looking to expand their book of business would want a class that goes over the signing, packaging, and marketing. As you ALL know everyone of us had to fumble over all three of those topics. If Sign here Ink offers a class that improves the skills of their approved notaries, isn't that a win for escrow, a win for the signing company, and a win for the "green" notary trying to improve their lives and their overall trade? If I owned a signing company (and I don't) and would want to use the notaries that have the above skills. Not a notary that has a couple of signings under their belt or just a "certificate of loan signing" from any class. I guess my point is how is a signing company suppose to know if one of their approved notaries can complete the signing, and make the signing company look good for their escrow officers if they have little to no formal training? Why would anyone bash a company looking for the best of the best for their clients. It just seems like a very negative attitude or frustrated person that is upset with slow or no business. Am I missing something? I would NEVER hire a notary that his a history of bad mouthing SS or their competition. It just seems like a classless waste of time and energy. Even me taking the time to engage is this post makes me feel a giant waste of time but I would like to know the thinking behind this?
| Reply by Notarysigner on 10/22/13 9:29pm
Msg #489231
Re: Sign Here Ink There are others teaching the same for
1/2 the price!
| Reply by SDSigner on 10/22/13 10:21pm
Msg #489236
Re: Sign Here Ink There are others teaching the same for
I don't get it, what are they teaching for 1/2 the price?
| Reply by 101livescan on 10/22/13 10:45pm
Msg #489250
More fleecing, me thinks.
| Reply by 101livescan on 10/22/13 10:54pm
Msg #489253
You sound as those you own the Loan Signing school!
If JJ Spivey runs an honest business and pays his notaries in a timely fashion, treats notaries with respect, then he'll earn 4 and 5 stars. However, he must prove himself. Deception is immediately apparent, like, HECTOR,, WHO? Really?
| Reply by Gary Williamson on 10/22/13 8:25pm
Msg #489213
HVR is gone, I hope you Jadrian, are who you say. Time will tell, but thaky for for coming forward. that is a good start.
| Reply by SDSigner on 10/22/13 10:24pm
Msg #489238
HVR is definitely gone? Darn, they owe me on a couple of signings. I just joined Notary Rotary but I've done hundreds of signings but I like the idea of a public forum, any good signings companies recommended?
| Reply by GOLDGIRL/CA on 10/22/13 10:41pm
Msg #489246
You must be kidding
What notary is going to post on a public board "good signing companies" so their competitors can swoop in and try to take over? You need to do the hard work yourself, SD; no one's going to hand you a client list on a silver platter.
As you posted earlier: "Think before you type."
P.S. why don't you give Sign Here Ink a try?
| Reply by SDSigner on 10/22/13 11:15pm
Msg #489260
Re: You must be kidding
I can really feel the love in this Forum. GoldGirl/CA is like the escrow officer that gives dirty looks to everyone as they walk by. What's the point of an open discussion unless notaries help notaries, email me privately then, why such a wild response to my post? I have done several signings for Sign Here Ink, and guess what, there's a reason why escrow officers are giving them their signings and not you! I don't own Sign Here Ink, HVR, Doc pros are who ever else you're whining about. I'm just a hungry notary that has a family to take care of, so any positive and intelligent advise would be great. Otherwise sit on your coach and write "blogs" while the rest of us stay busy.
| Reply by desktopfull on 10/23/13 2:29am
Msg #489281
Re: You must be kidding
GG, it's the typical newbie to NotRot. Hi, I'm new, can you tell me how to get business, know of any good companies I can sign up with? Then they get ticked off and start calling you names when they don't get what they want. How many times have we seen this scenario on the forum?
| Reply by 101livescan on 10/22/13 10:50pm
Msg #489252
This community has been fleeced by the best (baddest) fleecers on the planet, including HVR. You'll pardon our bad manners if we don't like how Hector operates. To this day, he's taking orders and not paying notaries, and his clients are still giving him orders. Eyes wide open.
Roll up your shirt sleeves. No one is going to help you.
Hint: avoid 1 and 2 star companies and a lot of 3s. But we can't tell you who, up to you to separate the yolk from the egg white, or the yoke is on you.
| Reply by SDSigner on 10/22/13 11:21pm
Msg #489263
Thank you, that's excellent advice. I really appreciate you taking the time to offer it. I just joined Notary Rotary today and I feel like the new kid at school with bullying remarks. I'm not asking for a business plan, just figured I'd ask. I have done work for HVR and after reading everyone's remarks it seems I may not get paid either. I have done several signings for Sign Here Ink in the last couple of days and I will give you an honest answer if and when I get paid from them.
| Reply by HSH/WA on 10/22/13 10:50pm
Msg #489251
Re: Thanks for coming on NR, took guts.
To get business now any SS is going to have to bid the heck out of each deal just to get it with so little work and so many SSs. Which means NSAs that sign for these SSs are going to have to take a lower fee than we were used to getting. Would you say that is accurate? Can you share with us some of your business plans to make a success of it when others in much better markets could not?
| Reply by SDSigner on 10/22/13 11:40pm
Msg #489266
Re: Thanks for coming on NR, took guts.
Thanks! Yes, being a notary takes guts!!! This is the type of public conversation I was hoping to have. I'm fairly new as a full time loan signing notary compared to most of you. I've been a Real Estate Broker for over 8 years, been in the wholesale and residential side for 10 plus years, etc. My point is that I leaned on my escrow contacts for business. Just my luck my escrow officer was (and still is) one of the biggest escrow officers in the county. She took the time to teach me packaging as the "senior" notaries gave me bad energy (shocking). No one else would teach me, especially notaries, so I made really bad rookie mistakes, missing stamps, initials, etc. After three signings, she never used me again. That was a tough lesson, but I kept on marketing myself. That was only 3 years ago, now I have completed almost 1000 signings and I clearly do this full time. I'm still "new" compared to the people her and I'm sure they will rip into my post but my business plan is very simple and please let me know any thing I can improve: WHEN YOU ARE NOT COMPLETING A SIGNING YOU MUST BE MARKETING YOURSELF, INVESTING IN YOURSELF, TRAINING YOURSELF. Sorry for the caps but that's my full business plan and it seems to be working. Anything negative, I quickly put aside and keep going with a positive attitude. That's it!
| Reply by Gary Williamson on 10/22/13 11:56pm
Msg #489269
Re: Thanks for coming on NR, took guts.
With your attitude you will do fine in this field. There was no need for some of the rough comments toward you. Keep marketing your self.
| Reply by John Tennant on 10/23/13 12:00am
Msg #489270
Re: Thanks for coming on NR, took guts.
As a Newbie almost 1000 signings in 1095 days(3 years) in this down economy. WOW.
| Reply by SDSigner on 10/23/13 10:02am
Msg #489297
Re: Thanks for coming on NR, took guts.
Towards the end of 2012 I was doing over 5 everyday, including Saturdays. That number is way down now. So I figured I would check out this forum, but there's a lot of negative comments and bullying, which is weird. Yes, but I'm close to 1,000. I heard someone call this a "stalled" market but yesterday I completed 6 signings. There is life out there, not much in this forum.
| Reply by apsnltch on 10/23/13 10:36am
Msg #489307
Re: Thanks for coming on NR, took guts.
SDSigner...I don't know who you are but I agree 100% with your take on this forum. I have been in the Mortgage industry since I was 21. At the risk of dating myself that is 34 years. I have been a Notary Public for most of that as well. I probably have more experience with mortgage documents and the industry then a majority of the people on this forum. However, I just became a member of Notary Rotary in the last few months and it seems that every time I post something, there is someone that will make some snide remark or insult etc....I find this with other (NEWBIES) that have posted as well...I quit posting until now and just read the other posts so that maybe, Just maybe I might learn something new about the industry.
Before I posted this I looked at the Rules and Regulations of posting on this forum. See Netiquette Item #4.... As well as the BGC subject, "Harry" should also look into the way his forum is used by Old Members to New Members. Just because we are new to this forum does not necessarily mean that we are new to the business. If I treated my new clients and my fellow professionals on a local basis the way some of these people treat others on this forum, my business would have been in the dumpster years ago. I assume that someone will post something negative about this post or say that I am just trying to advertise my business etc.......But in fact this is....JMHO
| Reply by desktopfull on 10/23/13 2:07am
Msg #489276
He's just advertising his new business on NR. n/m
| Reply by SDSigner on 10/23/13 10:03am
Msg #489299
Re: He's just advertising his new business on NR.
What does "n/m" mean? I have the feeling it's another put down.
| Reply by Priscilla Witman on 10/23/13 10:05am
Msg #489300
It means "no message" meaning the poster typed
their entire message in the subject line and did not type anything in the message box.
| Reply by SDSigner on 10/24/13 12:30am
Msg #489513
Re: It means "no message" meaning the poster typed
Oh, I see. Thanks
| Reply by signingchick on 11/1/13 1:40pm
Msg #490888
Re: Sign Here Ink and HVR
I too have been ripped off by HVR and I have posted on Ripp Off report. It sounds so strange to me that the owner is filing bankruptcy at the same time as his two top conspirators are taking control of his business by getting a new name, taking his customers, and pretending they are our friends since they left because he wasn't paying the notaries.. A real FRIEND would have given everyone a heads up as soon as they knew the business was failing and they were leaving. ALL OF THESE GUYS JUST WANT TO PAD THEIR POCKETS BASED ON GREED AND OUR INCOMES. Any new notaries out there steer clear of these guys. If JJ and Mark can afford all of their partying and vacations then they should have paid us..Please look up their Facebook accts. Hector Vides, Mark Wills and Jadrian aka JJ Spivey and Mayra Holguin. Shame on all of you and then wanting us to feel sorry for you and sign up with your new company..I believe one of these guys posted he was tired of his wife getting ugly calls. Well at least she will eat and have a roof over her head since he ripped all of us off. I have no pity for any of you guys that perpetrated this conspiracy to defraud the notary population..
Please let me know how many of you were ripped off. I am sending a list to the DA! Please go to Ripp Off report also and list the title companies and the Lenders who hired this company. I am sending all of them a copy of my report to the DA and would like to send yours along with mine. As a joint effort we can make a difference. Needless to say I will not be doing business with Sign Here Ink!!
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