What Do you guys think is this a legit company ? Has anyone done business with them? Thank you for any input.
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Hire Notary is just ramping up their pay-us-for-nothing campaign. You send in some money and they never, ever send you any jobs at all. I fell for this a couple of years ago and they just hit me up again. I told them where they could go. Not a legitimate company.
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Thank you Bobby for your response! I am blocking them from my emails! Have a great Labor Day weekend!
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Yep! Hire Notary was all in my emails a few months ago and i kept ignoring them. They recently started back up. Also, beware of GoSingingAgent.com. They scammed me.
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Thanks, I think I was scammed already by gosignng.com! Thanks for your replies! Those Jerks! 
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FYI: Threads for GoSigningAgent .com
Thank you for tha Bobby, I was going to use them. I am a new notary and am looking for notary work.
The constant emails from this marketing are so damn annoying.
UsaSigningagent.com is another culprit.
The top Notary Public listing sites and the top platforms for Notary Public loan signing agents do not send out emails begging you to join. Send those begging emails to your spam folder & then delete.
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I did a lot of research on this company and it is definitely a fraudulent company. I have reported them to the FTC.
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I paid and they NEVER sent anything. I emailed and asked what the deal was. They sent an “automated” response. I told them to delete me and DO NOT AUTOMATICALLY RENEW!! I’ve not heard from them since. It is a total SCAM!
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Yes! I feel like I get one or two from them every dang day!
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Absolutely a scam!! They got me for 40 bucks too!! Literally the first time I didn’t research!!! Unreal!!
Jody
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Annoying constant emails.
Hello. Could you please recommend those top Notary Public listing sites and the top platforms for Notary Public loan signing agents? I am new Notary Public in Florida. Thank you.
Hello. Could you recommend the best Notary Public listing sites and the best platforms for NSA? Thanks.
Dear Bobby, do you have any recommendations on the reputable and popular Notary Public listing sites and the best sites for Notary Signing Agents? I am new Notary Public in Florida.
First, learn the difference between a listing site and a platform. A listing site is just that. You use it to advertise your business.The top site as of today is NotaryRotary. com. You can have a free listing or a paid listing which offers other benefits on the site. You will never receive a text or email from NotaryRotary about a job. The company that uses NR to find you, will send you the text, email or actually call you. NotaryRotary also offers a listing of companies that hire notaries and each company listed has a star rating based on the payment record or reputation. This is a great site to use for marketing and vetting new companies to you. NotaryCafe.com (the web site, not the Facebook group), was the first listing site that also offered a platform. Companies use the site to find a notary and then use the platform to post the documents securely, and close out the signing and create the invoice. You will find that many companies listed on NotaryRotary also use the NotaryCafe platform. Once again, you will not receive a text or email from NotaryCafe about a job. Advertising your business is an important part of being a business owner. It’s how you market to companies that are not in your location and state. Most of our business as a loan signing agent comes from signing services and title companies that are all over he US, not just in our local area.
SigningOrder.com, and Snapdocs.com, are a few of the platforms and they are free to sign up. Most of the jobs are coming through these sites now and it’s actually like a reverse auction. Hundreds of notaries receive the same text for a job at a very low fee. The first one to respond that doesn’t ask for an increase gets the job. You need to carry your phone everywhere if you want to be the first to respond in a nano second. The text will state it’s Snapdocs or SigningOrder and you’ll only know which which company is requesting the signing by opening up the text. Use the search button on this site (the magnifying.glass at the right top of the page) to look up the reputation of these companies.They prey on new notaries who have not done any research on the company.
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Metzger nailed it. The good sites NEVER spam you!