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If you guys do your own research, you would have quickly understood @greg2 comment.
It’s no secret that Bluenotary is a very insecure and scam of a company and platform, to use the platform with your clients without doing your own due diligence is pretty irresponsible and is not fair to your clients who are trusting you as the notary to use a reputably trustworthy and secure platform to handle their notarizations and personal/confidential information.
The owner of the company (Andrew Ayer) who goes by many fake names like Andy Blue, Andy Blu, and Andy bleu among others, is a fraud that runs multiple companies known for fraud.
The man does nothing but fraud, and unethical business practices among so many other things.
Seriously DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH PEOPLE!
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I could waste my time and write all about the never ending list of issues with Bluenotary and the people behind them but that would not be wise as the information is already out there and the people who defend Bluenotary are obviously not going to understand or refuse to understand.
Considering it doesn’t take a genius to simply research companies…
Thank and and yes it’s actually very straightforward and simple. 1st I am not being paid to publish information to my competitors although I do. Make no mistake in the world of remote online that are all my competitors. Where is a willingness to jump and help out rather than criticize?
This is very simple from a tech front. n tier application should not have the application code on the web server that the user interfaces with. BlueNotary does just that. They lie to people saying they have followed best practice when in truth and in fact and have taking zero steps to even try to ensure security. All they care about is charging the credit card.
I have in my possession both videos and documents that should be private. Videos of online notary sessions and no hacking was required to obtain. I think I need to just pushish these to make the point, right?
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What is an n tier application?
Of course videos and documents should be private, but not from everybody. The notary for a transaction may possess the documents related to a transaction temporarily, long enough to complete the transaction. A few documents may be retained by the notary. For example, the continuing education I took from the Vermont Bar Association recommended that a written oath by a credible witness be maintained permanently in the notary’s records. In some states, the notary is allowed or required to keep a copy of the video of the transaction.
So greg2’s post would be more concerning if the information was obtained about a notarization not performed by greg2, or it was about one of greg2’s notarizations but greg2 was not logged in at the time of the information being obtained.
I don’t mean to imply that greg2 obtained the information intentionally; I’ve heard of many instances of information being sent to the wrong notary (but that was in the paper world). I myself have received emails that appeared to be billing details about other notaries from some signing service I either never signed up with, or stopped working with over 10 years ago (can’t remember clearly).
My guess is the idea of publishiing the information is purely rhetorical.
Yes, that is what Greg is saying. Accessing payment info, docs, videos, much more with having no relation to the session… as in not the notary, witness, nothing…
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So greg2’s post would be more concerning if the information was obtained about a notarization not performed by greg2
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I agree, I have clients that want to use the platform but have a difficult time with the connecting to the platform. Also BN want us to get a 91% on the quiz or take thier paid course in addition to paying a monthly membership. I took the quiz and got an 86.7, I am not paying for the course to get the one ? correct. Thier business model seems to be gear towards thier company and not the notaries that are making them money. This should be a partnership, we should not be treated like customers 
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Minus a few technology related hiccups that may have been enduser issues (e.g., two-way audio not working), I’ve had positive experiences employing the Blue Notary platform. I subscribe with the Pro-Hybrid plan, haven’t yet secured an “Open Call” session (nor do I make much attempt to respond to the email solicitations/requests) and appreciate the privilege to charge my fees as I deem appropriate. Once I educated myself via the BN training videos and practice sessions, it was fairly straightforward and easy to use. Just my .02c but wanted to make the comment to keep the topic active. If any Notary Cafers 
have perspectives or experiences with Blue Notary, I’d love to hear them. Be well, All!
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The post (above) within this thread is quite insightful & echoes the suggestion that I make on a regular & recurring basis . . .
You are a business owner
The onus is upon You to do your own Research
Vet your potential clients/platforms to work with (or not)
Determine if there is a good fit with your Fee Listing
Also check to ensure there is alignment with Your ethics
Learn vicariously through the hard-earned direct experience of others
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