Wiring policy · updated 28 August 2026
This page is the whole of our policy: how instructions actually reach you, what we will never do, and what to do the moment something looks wrong.
The short version
We will never email you wire instructions, and we will never send you a change to them. Not for any reason, and not on any day.
If a message arrives with our name on it and account numbers in it, it did not come from us. Before you move a dollar, call (772) 581-0084, ask for Diane or Kim, and read the numbers back to us out loud.
We would rather take that call a hundred times than watch one wire go to the wrong place. You are not bothering us.
Before you send money
What we do, and what you do
How we send instructions
You will get wire instructions from a person, not from an inbox. We hand them to you at the office at 1208 US-1, or we give them to you on the phone with Diane or Kim, someone whose voice you already know by that point in your file.
Where they come from
In person at 1208 US-1, Sebastian
On the phone with Diane or Kim
On paper at the table, if you ask
What we will never do
Any message that does one of the things on this list is not from us, whatever name is on it. There is no exception to it, no version of it that is urgent enough, and no day of the week when it changes. If you are reading a message that does one of these things, stop reading and pick up the phone.
We will never
Email or text you wire instructions
Send a change of bank or account number
Send corrected figures on closing morning
Ask you to keep a transfer to yourself
Hurry you
Call (772) 581-0084 and verify every digit out loud before you send money.
Use this number, the one printed here, not a number that came in an email. Do it even when the instructions look exactly like ours. Especially then.
If you get something that looks like us
Do not reply to it and do not click anything in it. Call us at (772) 581-0084 and tell us what arrived, because it helps us warn the other people in your closing.
If the money has gone
Call your bank first and say the words wire recall
Then call us on this number
Then report it at ic3.gov. The first hours decide whether it comes back
Know the shape of it
What a fraudulent email looks like
It is not clumsy. The ones that work copy our signature, our address and the way we write, because whoever sent it has been sitting quietly in somebody’s inbox — an agent’s, a lender’s, sometimes the buyer’s own — reading the whole conversation and waiting for the week of closing. Then they send one message.
It usually arrives as a reply inside a real thread. It usually says the account has changed. It usually says today.
Check these three, every time
The sender’s address, letter by letter
Whether it wants you to move faster than the file has moved so far
Whether anything about the money changed since you last spoke to a person
Lookalike domain
An address that reads as ours at a glance and is not. Our only domain is paradisetitlellc.net. Mail from paradisetitlellc.com, paradise-title.net or paradisetitlellc.net.co is not from us, whatever the signature at the bottom says.
Call Today for a Title!
There is no form on this website. Monday to Friday, 9 to 5, a person here answers the phone.