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June 29, 2026, 12:41am
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@SimplySignNotary percent Accurate!
@mevigna This type of Zoom SCAM request has been truly rampant over the past 4 to 5 weeks. The following are a few of the numerous ALERT threads on the topic of Zoom call requests/scams:
https://forum.notarycafe.com/t/nnas-find-a-notary-phishing-scam-update/57003
I have been asked for a copy of the journal entry and I stated it was for the state not the company. I won’t do zoom calls as I am usually in a remote area. Scans may not be able to be done at the table as I may not have internet. I make myself very clear on what is appropriate and not, along with ethical boundries on what they are allowed to have and have not.
As others have stated, we can go by notarization print fee, travel fee, and I put on the mileage, mine can go up to $400 easy per si…
I have received at least 3 requests in the past 2 weeks from someone wanting to have a video call to discuss their document. Has anyone else experienced this? Is it a new scam?
The first couple I dismissed immediately as they felt off, the 3rd one I am unsure.
Just wondering if this is some new scam? Or maybe just the same person keeps trying to get a notary and we are all ignoring them.
Edit to clarify, they want to do a video before signing. Not to review a document I have already notarized…
I have been receiving requests to “review documents” via Zoom or Google Meet from potential clients. When I ask why or refuse and try to schedule an appointment, they say that there is some requirement to see me first. Is this a thing? I don’t remember seeing anything like this in recent legal updates.
Has anyone had requests like this?
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