Do I need to Eat, Shower and…. with the phone in my hand?

Notary Experiences
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I just can’t seem to wrap my head around this… the phone was in my hand… notification came through…didn’t even read… I immediately hit accept…Gone! All within 3 seconds tops

I have 5 G and connected to my Wi-Fi and still GONE!

I just want to meet those notaries who apparently are faster than a speeding bullet…. IJS

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Yes you have to eat, sleep, shower and everything else with your phone in your hand! :joy:

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That’s why I’m always missing an opportunity. Shower - Check, Eat - Check, Sleep - Needs Improvement :joy:

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LOL, :joy: I was just joking! Life is too precious to be glued to your phone! No thanks. If they value your service they will call twice! I noticed that my people call me twice to offer the signing when I don’t pick up on time and went to my voicemail. :pray:

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Yes, It happens to me almost all the time, sitting in front of my computer, in less than 1 second and the notification is gone. I don’t know what to think,

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I do call back to phone messages missed BUT I draw the line at taking phone into the bathroom. When I return calls, state sorry I missed your call but was in the bathroom. My regulars are great and always leave a phone message for me to return. What is your self worth? Do you want your bowels in an up roar and indigestion from answering phone during a meal? Don’t let ring of a phone call, email or text throw you into anxiety and take care of your health. I’m 72 years old still have a healthy business and a healthy self. Recent CT scans evidenced a good heart and healthy brain cells. I don’t let people push me around and I’m a respectful team player. Please take care of your health.

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I hear rumors of 'bots - miniprograms that can be purposed to respond to text notifications. If so, where can I get one? Anybody?

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And probably offering to pay less than they paid last year for the very same type of signing. No thanks, this isn’t worth the stress any longer. Two months ago I “fired” two of my longest standing and most active clients, for this very thing. I grew too weary of the constant notifications for jobs I couldn’t ever get no matter how fast I responded.

It was a good run while it lasted…