Big Fish Bail Bonds Blog Page
Stop on by and enjoy a blog about Why You Should Use a Bail Bond Agent? and When is it Time to Hire a Fugitive Recovery Agent? and more coming soon…
Featured Bail Bond Blogs
The Modern-Day Attack on Bail Bond Agencies
In May of 2018, Google announced that they would be prohibiting ads relating to bail bond services from all of their platforms. This announcement caused shock and anger amongst many businesses and individuals. Google has characterized bail bond ads as “deceptive and harmful” … We’re here to tell you that the services bail bond agencies offer are not the source of the problem, and banning these ads does not provide a convincing solution. Here’s why… Read More…
How Do Bail Bonds Work?
Many questions run through a person’s mind when confronted with arrest and possible bail established by the court. What happens if I can’t pay the full amount? Can someone else pay it for me? If so, who can I hire to pay it? Where do I begin? What happens after bail is paid? These are just… Read More…
Everything… Bailing Someone Out of Jail
There are many emotions one may experience when receiving a call that a loved one has been arrested. Emotions often range from sadness, to fear, to helplessness, to disappointment and beyond. It’s also natural for the person who received the call to want to do anything… Read More…
The Ban of Bail Bond Advertising in 2018
On May 7th of 2018, both Google and Facebook announced they will no longer take money from bail bond agencies – eliminating advertising from these agencies from both of their platforms. With Google having a virtual monopoly on digital… Read More…
Why You Should Use a Bail Bond Agent?
If you are arrested for a serious crime, you will not be released from custody unless the court is confident you will show up for all hearings and trials. If they feel you are not likely to do so, they will require you to pay some amount of money… Read More…
When is it Time to Hire a Fugitive Recovery Agent?
When you’ve paid someone’s bail, and they miss a court appearance, then they fail to surrender within a certain period of time, you’ve lost your money. Unless the person can be recovered to appear in court. When a person “bail jumps” deliberately… Read More…
