Just wanted to update a 2024 experience. Did NOT get paid for 80 days!
Coast2coast sent me a signing FROM Nobile Notaries.
Coast2Coast is natories for offing VERY LOW pay. The only reason I accepted a low ball $30 sining threw them, FROM Nobile Notaries is because I was new and needed experience.
Now Nobile Notaries put me through all the hoops of setting up an account including ALL THE INFO they need to send me money and pay me. THEY NEVER DID!
The only reason I ended up getting paid, (80 DAYS LATER!) is because I think Coast2Coast is paying for their mistake.
Im not totaly sure but I reached out to NOBILE Notaries and they did not do anything to send payment and it was Coast2Coast who responded by sending an irritating digital check that i have to jump through more hoops for!
If I want my money I have to create ANOTHER account threw some sight i dont know, and that sight will then charge $5 just to deposit my $30!
If i dont want to create an account it states I can print the check and phisicaly take it into my bank. Im just over this kinda Bull****. I refuse to work for any company that can not pay me within AT LEAST 3 days of the signing!
If they canât then they can pay me intrest on my money that they are borrowing from me.
Better find a real job if you expect 3 day pay. 3 days would qualify as a unicorn in this biz. I doubt C2C paid youâtheyâre just another middleman.
In 8 years experience there are only one or two signing companies that will pay in three days. The only companies that have paid me within three days are site inspection companies, and not all of them either. By the way, if you find you havenât been paid for a signing, ask for the money. If that company is still in business there is a 75% chance they will either send you proof that they paid you or pay. I have been paid for an assignment over a year after it was completed.
To our Esteemed Notary Partners, your role is crucial to us.
We are writing to inform you of the delay in issuing the notary payments. Earlier this year, we switched accounting systems, changing how we process notary bills. Recently, due to a system shutdown, we had to manually enter and send notary bills, causing a delay in our payment issuing. We are issuing notary bills for May 2024 and plan to begin making payments for June invoices within a few weeks.
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I think that you will find that most clients (particularly the middlemen companies) will have in their terms and conditions which you have to accept to work with them that you will get paid between 30-45 days, depending on how/when they process payments. I got the same message as @liznatl did recently from Coast2Coast. I have been doing signings for them for the past 4+ years. They have historically paid at the 30-45 day mark but recently it has become more like 60 days.
Coast2Coast has always been âsketchyâ with their policies but one thing Iâll say for them is that they do pay notaries what they have agreed to pay them. Eventually. It may not be as much as youâd like or as soon as youâd like, but they do pay. That has been my experience with them. I will also say that I havenât taken any work from them in quite a while because they donât offer fees compatible with my goals or my experience but Iâm just saying that itâs a legit company and as long as you play by their rules, you will get paid whatever amount they agreed to pay you.
Finally got my payment this month September for a job I did back in June! I had to stay consistence with WHERES MY MONEY⊠guess they got tired and finally paid me.
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