Robert - that is like the company that dropped me cold for cheaper pricing but the thing is I was doing it for the same price for a couple orders - oral agreement over the phone to be #1 vendor in all my counties - not my fault they didn't get the word around - by paying the reduced amount - clearly not for volume - they accepted the oral agreement and were bound by it.  Then they wanted me to do the outer counties - with one small mort release report because the guy who had reduced prices in the metro counties wouldn't go out to the outer - go figure - and of course probably wasn't qualified to do title work that they just tried to send me - as I posted a couple days ago - I sent it back and told them the company lacked integrity.  We have to stand our ground.  Companies that have dropped me for cheaper vendors have tried to come back - I have not come back to them - not the ones that didn't even check to see if I would meet the price.  I am glad you stood your ground.  I truly believe this will come back on these companies - the mistakes will surface soon - well they are surfacing aren't they.  VMC are looking at mort/release reports as no big deal - well if you do one and the cheaper vendor doesnt find 2 assignments because they don't know what the heck they are doing - it will cost the mortgage companies about 100.00 to get new ones prepared and probably 30.00 each to refile them again (and the others ones are on file - just not found) which turns up costing their clients around $300.00 instead of paying the qualified person an extra $5.00 for the search - then they have to pay the abstractor again to find the newly recorded assignments before they can release the loan.  Sooner or later someone is going to say hey this is getting ridiculous!