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[quote][i]Originally posted by notaryslife[/i]
[br]Once in a while you get a break in this business.  Wednesday I got paid $1,000 for 140 signatures. They were willing to pay me whatever I asked but I decided not to take advantage. It only took 3 hours and I already felt $1K was a little steep.  This doesn't count having to fill in all the blanks in my journal however where he signed 140 line items.  I know they expect us to complete the journal entries at the time of the notarization but this wasn't possible since the business was about to close.

I gave them a $400 discount and they were happy with it.  I just couldn't bring myself to charge that much for $3 hours worth of work and was quite happy with $1K.

I don't mean to make anyone jealous, it happens to all of us once in a long while. This just happened to be my opportunity.  You'll have yours too eventually.  I established a good repore with the client and they were pleased to pay me that amount.

I thanked God too of course.

Sincerely yours,

Notary's Life
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notaryslife	Posted - 08/02/2012 : 11:00:19 PM Once in a while you get a break in this business. Wednesday I got paid $1,000 for 140 signatures. They were willing to pay me whatever I asked but I decided not to take advantage. It only took 3 hours and I already felt $1K was a little steep. This doesn't count having to fill in all the blanks in my journal however where he signed 140 line items. I know they expect us to complete the journal entries at the time of the notarization but this wasn't possible since the business was about to close. I gave them a $400 discount and they were happy with it. I just couldn't bring myself to charge that much for $3 hours worth of work and was quite happy with $1K. I don't mean to make anyone jealous, it happens to all of us once in a long while. This just happened to be my opportunity. You'll have yours too eventually. I established a good repore with the client and they were pleased to pay me that amount. I thanked God too of course. Sincerely yours, Notary's Life
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DianaNotary	Posted - 08/05/2012 : 10:43:22 PM Wow, what a deal! I had to do 300 signatures for a car dealership (not in one day, though)I felt so lucky for getting such business! This happened only once throughout my 9 years doing notary work. This is a blessing! happy signings everyone http://www.DianaNotary.com
LindaH	Posted - 08/03/2012 : 03:00:39 AM Congrats!! That's a feel-good story that everyone needs to hear every now and then. What a great day for you! Yes, once in a blue moon... :) Linda http://www.columbiacountynotary.webs.com