I too think this company is a scam. I and my brother inherited royalties but in order to get paid the company has demanded more paper. work and documentary evidence than any of our father's other publishers, including Rutledge and Oxford. It was easier to transfer a house, bank accounts and a car. They were additionally demanding notarized signatures even though we are in England, where notaries can only be licensed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. It would cost more than the value of the notaries. The company should know because they began in England. We have been dealing with a particularly obnoxious staff member who heaps on more and more demands that are simply redundant given how much we have provided so far. It is all about their vanity and our questioning their dictatorial authority.
