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Posted by  Dianne Pickard on 8/16/08 1:31pm
His main issue seems to be attempting to prove to the notary community that he sent me a confirmation email. Big deal. I sincerely hope that proves to be worth the price he may pay in this matter.
Has anyone ever claimed they sent you a confirmation that you never received?
In his zeal to defend his ALREADY seriously tarnished reputation on this forum, he didn't bother to redact ANY personal information. This man posted not once, but TWICE on this forum, documents that clearly breached the confidentiality of the borrower(s). People get sued every DAY for this kind of negligence. Inadvertent? Once maybe, but TWICE?
Then we come to issue 2:
I never once said that this man didn't pay me, nor did I ever say it was late in arriving.
So, why was it necessary to post a payment confirmation on this forum which contained the borrower(s) name(s)? That is going WAY too far IMHO and more than crossed the line. As I have said at least twice now on this forum, I charged him a fee based on the transaction experience thus far, and based on his negative feedback in Signing Central which MORE than speaks for itself (my calculated degree of risk). That is my prerogative.
I can't attempt to speak for you, but MY business model dictates that I get paid for every closing I invest precious resources to do.
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