Just accepted an assignment with this company to deliver Default/Demand letters to a consumer for a large sum of money. Just wondering if I need to be wary of this unannounced delivery. Please advise. Thank you.
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@mevigna Hmmm . . . most believe these types of Orders could be a bit too dangerous to accept.
Did you see the recent thread on a similar topic to yours?
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I do some collateral inspections for Aspen. They’re great to work with. Pay when they say. I don’t deliver letters. But the last job I went and took videos of some tractors to prove they were operational. Got paid a LOT for doing that, too.
I have delivered demand letters but I don’t care for the vibe. I would have to be in a cash shortfall to take those orders. But that’s just me. You can trust Aspen.
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@mevigna Once you make a final determination regarding your course of action, would you please return to the Notary Cafe forum & share your decision as well as any direct experience regarding this Signing Order [SO]?
Thank You 
Completed this assignment (delivery of Default/Demand Letters) without incident since no one was a home at the address in question. Got to admit, I was very nervous about doing this assignment owing to its “process server” aspect and knowing they can turn somewhat dangerous. I have done collateral and business verification inspections with Metro Inspections for years and have experience very little push back from the inspected business - only once was I asked to leave the premises without completing the assignment, but still got paid.
I will categorize the letter delivery type assignments with the debt consolidation assignments - the risk might be too great; physically for the former, legally for the latter. That’s my follow-up story on this first experience…and I’m sticking it!
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@mevigna Thank You 
for returning with a follow up regarding your decision & direct experience status. You insights will be helpful to nearly ALL Notary Cafe members!
Concur 
percent with your assessment (as noted above within the excerpt) from your post.
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Aspen is mainly field inspector work. They also pay using Bill.com
Hey Mevigna,
I had one or two signings with Aspen, and they were legit. I received payment faster than from other signing companies.
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Yup, this just happened to me. I also did a forum question on this “The old switcheroo”! My lesson was never to do it again…too scary for me!
look into CSI/covius. They do property inspections , both residential and commercial. RN I have 5-6 orders to complete for them . No letter drops, they prefer non interactive inspections. I’m doing shopping centers owned by one company currently and only have to get inside photos of a bank waiting area if I can do it discreetly.
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@chandie.kent Very Helpful! You’re Awesome 
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I have been asked by other companies, but have refused. Just seems like it can be a little dangerous.
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