The Growing Gap Between What Signing Services Charge Consumers and the Amount They Compensate Notaries for Their Professional Services

I’ve found that it never pays to take lowball offers “just to work”. You will regret it later, especially if the signing turns out to be problematic. I’ve never had a bad feeling afterward by sticking to my guns and not taking a job for less than I needed to be paid for it.

Pretty sure what I said is I won’t take the low fees just to work. I think there are many who do. I learned that lesson a good while ago. Last minute fees I have raised.

Because the last minute jobs - that’s when the cartridge runs out of ink or there’s a weird size page or there’s SOMETHING. People say they print and run. Not me.

@antonio :white_check_mark: Accurate :white_check_mark: Thank You :tada:


In my direct experience over the past several years it appears that there is an increasing number of signers who are adopting to the Hybrid closing experience as well as the Remote Online Notarization [RON] closing experience for a variety of reasons.

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Print and run is a dangerous way to live. That’s when errors happen the most.