@notary4sure Sorry to read about your experience.
If you’d like some time-tested insights about how to proceed with receiving payment, please see the following post by @rparker from the Notary Cafe GOLDMINE database:
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FYI: I’ve performed a cursory Search via the GOLDMINE found within the Notary Cafe Database for other enlightening threads on this business entity. When you research these threads (see the direct url links below), you may glean some germane data about how to proceed & collect the funds due to you.
You can locate the ever-elusive/nearly invisible Magnifying Glass to perform a Search of the database in the image below:
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You may find the information within these threads helpful:
https://forum.notarycafe.com/t/bad-company-list/14106/115
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It’s always a very good idea to be a bit cautious (use critical thinking processes) when there are MULTIPLE threads (see recent direct Notary Cafe thread references above) about NO or SLOW payment on a business entity.
Why (one might ask)?
Sudden payment normally reveals that the business entity is encountering difficulties with Signing Order placement as word spreads about the direct non-payment/slow payment experiences. This is a tactic to garner confidence.
COMMON TECHNIQUES:
- NO PAY/SLOW PAY => Progressing to definitively NO PAY
- SLOW PAY => Progressing to definitively NO PAY
- NO PAY/SLOW PAY => With verbal or written commitments to improve OR the “accounting difficulties” have been rectified . . . then, subsequently paying for an order or two . . . then, progressing to definitively NO PAY
Truly, it’s a judgement call. In general, leopards don’t change their spots.
