Is there a place that list non paying signing companies or at least slow paying ones? At least a summary of the ones that have been identified here. It’s kind of tough to research before accepting a signing with the competition just a half a heart beat away.
cryman
@cryman.notary Great question. It’s asked nearly daily now . . .
Many members find it difficult/nearly impossible to locate the Search Function in order to access the wealth of information (Goldmine) available within the database.
To be helpful, I’ve inserted an image for you & others [see below] to help members locate it to unlock the wisdom & knowledge of other members on the forums.
There are myriad keywords to choose from when searching for Non-Paying companies; here are a few examples . . .
Just type the keyword(s) of your choice in the Search Field and the Results will be PLENTIFUL!
Grab it and research while they’re ‘deciding’ promptly afterward. If you get it and don’t want it—give it back PRONTO…and tell 'em why.
The best site I have found would be NotaryRotary but I think you have to be a member to access it. There should also be a forum topic here that covers that.
Non-paying client are less than 1%. Take all orders or go hungry. Good luck.
There is a Facebook group called Deadbeat Signing services. They have a great list.
I got a request to do purchase closing from a company I never heard of for $100. I promptly said no and told them to take me off their call list. No Thanks.
Thanks! I’m just not going for a second time if they didn’t pay the first. Going hungry is one thing but going in debt for these people is another. I’ve found one already that I had to contact the mortgage company to get payment. Unfortunately, I had a second signing with them and am still waiting. The irony…same mortgage company. I accepted their terms so I have to wait it out.
I love this! Thanks!
Good info ! Thank you
I think I’d better qualify that ‘grab it’. ONLY if the offered amount is PROFITABLE!!! No sense whatsoever in GRABBING a low fee offer.
It’s easier to research after you’ve countered with a fee that is profitable because it’ll take time for them to decide whether to accept your counter.
Stil, even at your supposedly profitable fee, if they don’t pay–GIVE IT BACK.
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