FedEx & UPS Air Bill Labels

I know the reason notary/loan signers go on the Internet and print out the FedEx/UPS labels because it is so much more convenient/faster and looks more professional than a hand written label.

The sender and the receiver are always the same name and never put your name or phone number on one of these labels. Take the time to hand write these labels.

Don’t put the borrowers name on it because UPS/FedEx will find you and charge you. Don’t think the borrower is going to get stuck with the charges because they won’t.

When companies go out of business one of the first things they do is cancelled their account with FedEx & UPS and then the notary gets stuck because he/she put their information on the air bill.

http://www.joanbergstromnotarypublic.com

I’ve seen this information posted before on another site and it makes sense.

However, I do prefer facilitating my labels online. One of the things that has happened by doing so is that I’ve had title bypass the signing service and hire me directly because they had my name and number.

To date I’ve made approximately $1,000 by going online and drafting my airbills only… $0 have been charged to my account from companies going under.

Is the glass half full, or half empty?

Myra ~ www.KosakSigningService.com

maggiemae: How did you make $1000??

How did I make $1,000? By having my name, address and phone number on the airbill I’ve had title companies contact me directly instead of thru the signing service I was originally hired thru. One title company gave me 4 overnight doc deals at $200 each and another title company hired me to do a signing for $150 (eDoc).

Had I not put my information on the airbill, the title companies would not have had my contact info to call me direct.

I usually at least put my name and telephone number but unfortunately it’s never made me money. :(