Bounty Hunting 101

speezack

10/27/2009 5:26 PM UTC

since the word content is limited in each window... read the full post...starting at 1:14, then 1:15, then 1:16... thanks.

speezack

10/27/2009 5:16 PM UTC

They are licensed where required and follow the legal laws and rules within their “AO” (area of operation). There are also several quality websites that tend to provide factual information on Bail Bonds and Bounty Hunting. Google should provide these names as I would leave the research to the individual to determine which sites he/she finds informative. However, I will say once again, beware the info you gain, verify and clarify before you take it to heart. Bill Marx, Sr. Licensed Virginia Bond

speezack

10/27/2009 5:15 PM UTC

While there are many states that require licensing for both these professions, there are still many that have little or no regulations pertaining to Fugitive Recover… ie: “Bounty Hunter” and this unfortunately leads to a very large number of situations that lend a bad name to the industry overall. There are many very qualified members of this profession that strive to do their job in a completely legal and professional manner. They are licensed where required and follow the legal laws and rules

speezack

10/27/2009 5:14 PM UTC

Having been involved in this business for over 10 years... I would only say to anyone attempting to gain information on the Recovery and Bail Bonding business to be extremely vigilant and try to verify and clarify your facts. This industry, in general, is filled with a large number of “wanna-be’s” that seem to believe the TV representation of Bail Bonds and Fugitive Recovery, which in reality is rather far from the actual activities of the true professional. While there are many states that requ