Relax you have a rare Founding CPC
11/8/2020
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using SettsHub and DocuSign
6/1/2020
Digital or e-signatures making your settlement more convenient Digital signatures are becoming increasingly more popular than wet-ink paper signed documents in a variety of business dealings. Packing up and moving house is a busy time and the availability of online, digital signatures for your settlement makes life easier. Furthermore removing the need to monitor letterboxes and staying on top of important paperwork via snail mail makes e-signing all the more appealing. A1 Conveyancing now offers e-conveyancing and the best news...
Australians must establish new PayID on the New Payments Platform to speed up transactions
2/6/2018
SPEED up your banking and transfer money using an email, phone number or ABN. Here’s how to get started. BANK customers will need to set up a PayID as a matter of urgency, to stay up to date with new technology set to arrive in Australia.In the coming weeks financial institutions around the country will start pushing out the highly-anticipated New Payments Platform (NPP), which will deliver 24-hour, seven-day-a-week, instant transfers.It means consumers will no longer need to share their...
Dial & verify, before you Transfer funds!
23/11/2017
Another successful middle-man-scam in WA- this time on payment of Contract Deposit to Real Estate office…Would suggest clients ‘Call to verify (only on the known public listed office number -not the one presented in the email-could be altered) before they transfer funds’…“Another Settlement Agent Posted 1 hrAnother successful hacking! 🙁 My client received an email from the Real Estate Agent to transfer the deposit pursuant to the Contract of Sale. Shortly thereafter he received a follow-up email changing the account name and...
Phishing or Hoax email scams?
26/9/2017
Phishing is an attempt to scam or deceive you into disclosing personal and financial information in an email or online. A hoax email may look like it was sent from a reputable organisation, and may ask you to disclose personal information via return email or by clicking a link. These emails often look genuine, copying a company’s branding and email layout, and using an address that’s very similar to the real company’s URL.Hoax emails may: Be unaddressed, or addressed generically...
