[Blindtlk] regarding accessibility of signature machines

[Mike Freeman]

solomon: 

I know you will not like what I will say next, but ... Their are many circumstances wherein a signature machine will prove unacceptable, not to mention its possible lack of portability. The purpose of a signature is to verify that the signer of a document is who he/she says he/she is. No machine can do that. Hence, your best bet is to buckle down and learn to sign your name in cursive. And if you say you have no one to teach you, money greases many skids and it will probably cost you less than a signature machine! 

Good luck! 

Mike Freeman
sent from my iPhone

On Mar 7, 2013, at 21:06, soloman s <teachsolo at gmail.com> wrote:

> hello all,    has  anyone had experience  using signature machines
> that signs  automatically.    Since i had  no training  from  early
> years, i find it difficult to sign documents.    Please share
> information on  accessibility.  hoping to hearing from you. Regards
> solomon.  Teachsolo at gmail.com
> 
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