I got an email from a loyal Notary. He had gotten a questionaire from Snapdocs. One of the questions was, “Do you refer Snapdocs or other notaries?” He answered “No” because he did not know how many other dozens of Notaries got job texts when jobs were dispatched and was not always able to be the fastest to answer the texts.
This Notary said that if he was not the fastest to respond to a text, that he did not get the job. Because of his response, he thinks that Snapdocs took him off their postings.
The thing I admire about Snapdocs is that they have a market niche and definite advantages. They might not have the best Notaries. Even the Notaries who look good online with their Fidelity Approvals and impressive repetoire of signings under their belt of all descriptions – when I look at their test scores in my system, the results are almost always horrifying. However, Snapdocs offers fast comprehensive technology and fast Notaries who do not dilly dally. You have to give them credit for this. 123notary has a completely different business model and we have a combination of fast and slow Notaries.
Maybe 123notary should learn from Snapdocs about screening Notaries to see how fast they are. We are emailing our certified Notaries to see if they get back to us, but we allow three days. Snapdocs would probably weed them out if it took them more than three minutes.
Putting quality and pay grade aside, Snapdocs gets a huge market share of clicks that is currently as big as 123notary and NotaryRotary combined. I cannot vouch for the quality of the clicks or the quality of the jobs. Many of the clicks are just Notaries logging into the system and Notaries on 123notary do not login that often unless I bug them.
The moral of the story is that when SnapDocs says jump, you jump. Their docs are not the only thing that is snappy, but also their Notaries assuming those Notaries want to actually get hired.
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