Is anyone familiar with NotaryGo? I get notifications for ID Proofing and the fee says “$30 weekly pay.” They’re usually a long drive so I don’t ever accept. But why does it say “weekly pay?”
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TGonzo951 its because they pay you weekly when you get a signing from them. The fees are low and to me they don’t pay fair.
If you accept the original very low offer, they say they’ll pay you every week… probably from change they found on the street. Whereas, if you counter for more and they accept it then you wait for however long it takes to get paid.
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LIkely means the fee is $30 and you will be paid in a week.
I haven’t done any work for that bunch in years, but back when I did, it was 60 DAYS to be paid.
thanks for your input
Notary Go is formally Nations Direct. They were always a low ball company as far as fees. I did there’s back when I first started years ago; they didn’t seem to care that I had no experience.
that’s one thing I appreciated about them as a newbie back in the day
cause a lot of signing companies want you to have had your commission for at least 2 years.
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