Aha, good find and good point.
Peoples Title Co Headquarters: 817-422-9028: 1701 E. Lamar Blvd., Ste. 215, Arlington, TX 76006
Why donât people listen? There are people on the forum that tell people to not accept a signing from xyz because they are not good because we have research them. Then they complain I am not getting paid daaaa.
Hey Earl, a little kindness and empathy goes a long way. We are all colleagues here. Knowledge/experience is all relative.
Just because someone is a member here doesnât mean they have read through every. single. thread. in this forum.
Just because one person (or several) had a bad experience with a company doesnât mean everyone else is going to have the same bad experience. Sometimes it is a judgment call.
Just because you know something, doesnât mean we all know it. Your comment is a good example of something you might think but not necessarily post and certainly not direct at anyone, especially not at the OP. Kindness and empathy, Earl.
Earl, that comment is quite unnecessary. As I explained, I received a text. Where was I supposed to find out whether this ESCROW officer is good or not good. If you had read the post, you would have noticed that it is NOT a signing service but a TITLE COMPANY. Please direct me as to where I am supposed to read about Peopleâs Title. Otherwise, mentor someone instead of judging them. Youâre out.
Ladies Carmen and Yolicue, your are a force to be reckoned with. After having left a VM and sent two emails, as well as a new invoice (in case she lost it), I have sent an email to PT via their FB page. It goes to orders@⊠I am beyond disapppointed ⊠funny enough, a giant photo of LF is on FB. Anyway, thank you so much for your kind support as I pursue payment.
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Ladies - thanks a mille. As mentioned, I ended up sending an email via their FB page and ⊠I received an immediate response from their CFO AND their president, promising that it would be handled immediately. And ⊠LF is no longer with the company. You ladies rock!!! She was hired in july 24 and is no longer there ⊠the CFO said the invoice was never forwarded. I am so indebted to you as you pushed, and pushed and ⊠thanks again. Fingers crossed that i can put Paid on the invoice. All the best, Nadine. PS: I now know two amazing notaries in WA and CA. Happy to have met your here. stay in touch! And Notary Cafe, what an incredible community. well done.
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thank you so much cNsa5. Much appreciated. I finally made contact via text. Fingers crossed. I will most definitely follow up on the threads as they do indeed contain a wealth of information. thanks for guiding me. all the best, nadine.
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@tawc Youâre very Welcome, Nadine. 
Appreciate your tenacity & truth-seeking demeanor. 
Also, thank you for continuing to keep your fellow Notary Cafe members up-to-date on the status of this situation. 
Best wishes,
I have empathy why do you think I try to help save people from getting in to non-pay problems.
Sorry was just trying to help.
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@tawc ===>>> PLUS, hereâs one additional technique that you may find to be QUITE EFFECTIVE . . . Code the Contact List in your phone . . .
- Why take the time to do that?
Because you will IMMEDIATELY KNOW beyond the shadow of a doubt when a call comes in . . . who to accept & who to reject.
One technique for Coding your Contact List would be to place a leading 2-character prefix that identifies the Group that phone number has placed themselves within from demonstrated behavior:
- NP = Non-Payer
- SP = Slow Payer
- LB = Low Ball Fees
- LD = Late Docs
- NN = Non-negotiator
Etc., etc., etc.
There are several other techniques (Search Google) for Coding your Contact List to assist you in filtering your Inbound calls.
You didnât understand my comment it wasnât aimed at a certain person it was a general statement.