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alnmurray@hotmail.com
New York
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 Posted - 07/07/2012 : 10:17:27 PM
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There are a several things that I do.
First, I'd send them several over due notices useing progressively stronger language.
Second, I'll contact my attorney to call or write a letter for me, since I pay them a small monthly fee anyway http://myhelp4u.info/ the letter don't cost me anything extra.
Third, I'll send it to a collection agency such as Old Debt which has various collection options https://www.olddebts.com/ to collect your $28 or at least bug them.
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Originally posted by Lucille4044
They have called me once at the end of January to take some papers and have them signed. I went where I was to meet the person who was going to sign them and he never showed up. They asked me to make another appointment with him, and this time he showed up. But, he wouldn't sign the papers because he didn't like the wording. I explained all this to the "client", and I sent him a bill for the two meetings, and told him when they were signed, I would send him a bill for the remainder of what we had agreed on. I charged him $28, and to this date I have not received anything. I have sent him bills and also called him and got his voice mail. He has never got back to me. I don't know where to go from here. Did you have any trouble collecting your fee from him?
Lucille
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P/T, F/T, No Exp Necessary
35 yr old co. 15 yrs + Growth
24hr Info: 1-800-394-6919
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jbelmont
California
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Lee-AR
Arkansas
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Posted - 05/27/2012 : 7:52:01 PM
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Just completed one the first week in May, 2012 and was paid the $200 fee within 2 weeks. Considerable travel involved so I 'got it in writing' that I would be paid as agreed regardless of outcome. I'd work for them again.
Near as I can figure, this is a 'signing co' specifically for lawyer work. Maybe it's the lawyer who's not paying timely??
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TGS1985
California
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Posted - 05/27/2012 : 6:34:42 PM
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Is this a signing company that caters to Lawyers or an actual law firm? I ask because I read stories from other notaries who done signings for lawyers who end up not paying. All it took to get their money was one little threat regarding a phone call to said lawyer's BAR association. My understanding is you can get a lawyer in HUGE trouble by reporting non-payment to their local BAR association.
If it's a signing company and you know whe law firms/lawyers they represent you might want to contact them and let them know of the situation as they might be able/willing to help.
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Lucille4044
Florida
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Posted - 04/27/2012 : 3:40:38 PM
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They have called me once at the end of January to take some papers and have them signed. I went where I was to meet the person who was going to sign them and he never showed up. They asked me to make another appointment with him, and this time he showed up. But, he wouldn't sign the papers because he didn't like the wording. I explained all this to the "client", and I sent him a bill for the two meetings, and told him when they were signed, I would send him a bill for the remainder of what we had agreed on. I charged him $28, and to this date I have not received anything. I have sent him bills and also called him and got his voice mail. He has never got back to me. I don't know where to go from here. Did you have any trouble collecting your fee from him?
Lucille
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16664
Louisiana
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Posted - 01/10/2012 : 11:18:05 AM
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| Has anyone ever done a signing with ServicesToLawyers? I've done two and on the second one I realized I was doing paralegal work (having litigation paralegal experience). ServicesToLawyers wants to pay $50 for these "signings" but I am charging my past paralegal hourly rate since these are not your typical signings. I'd like to know if anyone has any input on this. |
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