Bail Enforcement Pay and Getting Paid What You’re Worth
Most bail bondmen and women are hard working, honest and ethical professionals, but just like any other client in any other industry getting paid can sometimes present a unique set of challenges.
The question I am asked most often is how does a bail enforcement agent get paid and what should a fugitive recovery agent charge for apprehending bail fugitives?
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I have a question. I’m thinking about getting into the program and I need to know what to do and what not to do after I am licensed. I’m a veteran of the Marines and the Army and I think my training would help me attain this goal. I just don’t want to get screwed in the process.
Thanks
I am recently licensed in the state of Washington and am just getting started. Any ideas on how to approach the bondsman regarding getting his work?
I’m going into a bail academy in Las Vegas, NV and I want to know as a new ‘rookie agent’, what type of ‘expenses’ can I claim and get paid for after I apprehend a fugitive. With the economy being so tight and gas prices going up, I need to know what I can stipulate on my contract with any bail agency since I’ve got a family to support, they rely on me 100% to pay all the bills.
Dave
Retired Combat Veteran,
U.S. Army Reserves
I currently charge 10% of the bond but also seize the collateral for the bondsman so I assist in the whole process.
Tony
yes I remember back A LONG TIME AGO,I HAD A BONDAMAN TRIED TO GET OUT OF PAYING ME,I HAD THE FUGITIVE ALREADY HANDCUFF AND IN THE TRUCK AND ON THE WAY TO JAIL,THE BONDSMAN CALL ME AND SAID HE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO PAY ME ON THIS BOND,SO WHAT I DID <I STOPPED THE TRUCK,GOT OUT <TOOK THE HANDCUFFS OFF,AND SAID ,HAVE A HAPPY THANKSGIVING.DON'T NEVER TRY TO GET OUT OF PAYING A RECOVERY AGENT