These lowball Signing Companies are going to be running out of Notaries soon due to lowball offers. They are the ones who are making all the money and we as Notaries just nickels and dimes and we are doing all the work including scan backs. I stay away from lowball offers. No Bueno!
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Yes its a shame, what is or should I say what was the average fee for loan modifications?
What fee is admirable for a loan modification? it most certainly can’t be $30.
I agree, some times you may have to take the lower fee.
I have gotten as high as $75 from them, I’m in Florida. I also negotiated but seldom get it.
This company has owed me $ 60 for a year now. They use Notary Dash which doesn’t reply to any emails. Horrible company. They lowball then don’t pay. Stay way because I’ve emailed for payment from both Coast to Coast & Notary Dash Neither has ever paid.
They are lowball. Period. I always reply with my fee. They find some schmuck to take the lowball fee. I do not donate my services and they delude themselves there will always be a schmuck and they are a viable business. When I could afford to work for them, they paid up fine. Almost 2 yrs since they quit paying reasonable rates and I refused to donate my services.
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C2C will never “run out of Notaries” due to the fact that they will hire newly-commissioned Notaries. That’s part of their business plan. Many of us got our first signings from them. They usually pay within 37 business days, and are usually available to speak to after hours if you run into a problem during a signing. I have even had the owner, Lisa give me her cell number during those times.
I haven’t done any signings for them in several years because they do offer low fees, but again they are easy to deal with and pay promptly in my experience.
What type of signings are these? Loan Mods or reFi?
I have worked with them. They don’t usually negotiate, but when they are desperate, they will increase the fee offer. I usually email them two days prior to the “37th” day and I get a payment within a few days. I’m glad that I use Notary Gadget to flag those signings that are past 30 days.
They count on newbies to take the cheap signings. And they get away with it because newcomers want the experience. This has been going on for years.
I have done Loan Mods for $85 in my area.
Ok, Thanks. I am in an attorney state and know that we get low balled quite often. But this helps to let me know what the average fee could be. Response.
When I was a veryvery new in this, I was accepting $50 for ONE week just to start with like 6-10 signings (it was the low interest rate time). We have so hudge inflation since this time, so I just stoped signing, $30 can’t pay your travel expence. Why you are doing it?
I’ve done a couple with them in the last two months. I negotiated initial offer up to $100 ea. Both were small packets - 20 pgs. and 30 pgs. Their policy says, “Payment made by email with digital check within 37 days from signing date on Friday.” First job went over a few days and when I called, they apologized and said I’d receive payment with two days. The check came later that day. So, all in all, I’ve been satisfied working with them.
I appreciate your response. Thank you.
why are you rent space?
It’s the law in TX for HELOCs and cash-out closings
Send an invoice to accounting@notary dash.com
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