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DianaNotary

California
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Posted - 07/29/2012 :  1:50:04 PM  Show Profile  Visit DianaNotary's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Wow! I've had a similar story when signing paperwork at an auction- the guy came in to buy the property and paid in cash- the escrow counted the money- i have never seen that much money in cash before (only in movies). The property was sold for $390,000.00 - interesting experience


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edelske

New York
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Posted - 07/16/2012 :  2:37:05 PM  Show Profile  Visit edelske's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Job started out very unusual and got more so.

Client calls me for mobile notary job, just one notarization, to be done in 3 days. Pays immediately on PayPal my standard fee. A day later I receive a second payment (same amount) - with an email that they will be wanting 2 copies, eg: the notarization total is now up to 2.

Making sure to be on time, I meet my client in the lobby with what appears to be a lunch bag. He tells me he is the agent of the landlord and is buying out a tenant to get her to move out. His elbow hits the bag and knocks it off the table. Out falls not a tuna salad sandwich; but a LOT of currency - hundreds, fifties and a few twenties. LOTS of money; certainly well over ten thousand dollars!

Normally I would help out with something dropped on the floor. But, in this case I kept my seat and watched the agent stuff the bills back in his brown paper bag. After a little while the tenant appears, agent and tenant speak briefly. The tenant takes the bag and proceeds to count the cash. Tenant must have been a bank teller - I never saw money move so fast as she confirmed the total.

The tenant had proper ID and signed a landlord provided document and the notarization proceeded routinely - both copies.

I sure wish I had had that apartment!


Kenneth A Edelstein
Mobile Notary, Apostille / Legalization Processing & Fingerprinting
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