Called the Vancouver office today (Thanksgiving 2024) about trying to bail my kid out again (I've…read moreused these before without issue). The man I spoke to was extremely rude, condescending, and kept changing his answers. Initially he told me it wouldn't be a problem because I had history bailing people out before but As soon as he heard the bail was only $500 he told me that I should just pay it to the county instead of using them because it's $185 and non refundable. I told him I didn't have the full $500 right now. He then made up other excuses such as whoever signs needs to have good credit. I asked what they consider "good credit" was and he very sarcastically asked me "well, what do YOU think good credit it". I advised him that I work in the financial services industry and the term "good credit" is relative. I explained to him that we recently lost a child so our credit took a hit, but I otherwise make good money, have stable income, I own my home, I've been employed for 26 years, etc. He told me that if I had ANY delinquent debts, I wouldn't qualify. What it sounded like is that he didn't want to waste his time on such a small surety bond because he wouldn't make much commission off of it. It's Thanksgiving Day, there's absolutely no reason to treat people that way, especially when when they have a side history with your company.

I have never used a bail bonds company. Thankfully Affordable bail bonds was there for me. They…read morewere very generous with their time. They explained everything in detail to me. I must've talked with them 3 times before I actually purchased the bond. Their follow through with emails keeping me abreast of things is fantastic. Thank you to Joel for initial info. Jeanna for her time, patience, and above all her kindness during this extremely difficult time. Thank you all again. I would highly recommend Affordable Bail Bonds. Woo hoo! Great service and people.

Navigating the process when your family member is impacted and of course a stressful time. Feeling…read morelucky to have stumbled upon Lacey O'Malley Bail Bonds. Leo was our bondsman and he made a hard situation clearer and felt like we had a trustworthy guide to make the best of a bad situation. Truly a partner and honest team. If you ever need a bondsman, this is the team! Fair and reasonable pricing.

These guys absolutely made an awful process more friendly and pleasant, supportive and efficient…read morethan I could have imagined. I felt like they were truly on our team, kind, clear, and communicative. If you find yourself in need of friendly support in a scary and confusing moment, give Chris and Don a call. You'll feel better immediately.

called Bad Boys Bail Bond, & The Gentleman Was Very Very Rude. Let Him Know I Needed My Boyfriend…read moreOut Because He Had Work In The Morning, (He Was Picked Up On A Driving Infraction) The Man Then Stated To Send Over Paystubs... We Did, Then Goes On To Say Nope Hes Closed & Can't Do It. We Even Offered Extra Money, & He Wouldn't. I Highly DO NOT recommend. Very Rude.

Joe with Bad Boys Bail Bonds came through for us, when others did not…read more Other companies talked a good pitch but only Joe with Bad boys came through. The other companies just want your money, and lots of it with guarantees then they dont do jack, Joe came through. Joe is true to his word, Bad Boys are actually the "Good Guys" After being disillusioned as hell, in working with a broken and woke legal system, Joe understood what we were working with and he helped us to work out bail for our son, who had never been in trouble before. Our son, a student at UW was picked up on a trumped up charge. He had never been in trouble and the judge gave him a $ 50 K bail on a charge that did not make sense, no proof just accusations and they never allowed him to speak in court. With the next person up before the judge in court with a 30 year record of being in/out of jail, he got a $ 8 K bail, but they hit my son which had no record with a $ 50 K bail. The legal system does not make sense, and the government likes it that way. The way incarceration is run at KCCF, it is all about money, King County tries to extract maximum money from people who are incarcerated and inflict misery upon those in jail which is evidenced by the frequent suicides and reports of abuse. At one time I heard my son was in danger for his life at KCCF and I called the Officers at KCCF & tried to get ahold of administration and others and they did not want to hear it, the admin just hung up the phone. I had to call the Sheriff on the law enforcement at KCCF because it was so bad. The Sheriff said "yes we know, it can be real bad at KCCF but they are unto themselves". If anyone has a loved one at KCCF, dont walk but run to get them out and I know that Joe at Bad boys will do their best to help you get them out ASAP. There are so many people languishing in jail for no material reason, and the government does not care, they get paid tax dollars for anyone who is incarcerated so to them the more the merrier, but they are destroying lives and the government does not care at all, I think the government rigs it that way because of corruption. I talked to ACLU about the legal rights my son was denied and we wanted to file lawsuit against the court system and they said you would have better luck going after the Mafia than the court system. Joe came through for us, when others did not, we trusted Joe and his team I recommend the Bad Boys which are the Good Guys and his team to come through for you. If anyone wants more info concerning the above. Email me why you want more info and I will forward to you the records to substantiate the above. It was amazingly crazy how at KCCF, they were forcing the inmates to drink contaminated water, forcing trustee inmates to clean up the blood of those who killed themselves in jail and we heard that when the people who were in the hole at KCCF were fed, they were thrown their food into their cell, it hit the walls and all over and the persons in charge of the activity just laughed, the people in the hold, had to eat off the walls and fight with the cockroaches and the rats for the food. I gave the officials at KCCF proof of mistreatment and they did not give a rip., and they even checked it out for themself. The Government watchdog group which was suppose to help, did not. It was like the fox protecting the hen house, it just did not work. I am in favor of having the federal gov't step in and force KCCF to be privatized to see if those who are incarcerated can be treated humanely. I am not saying all that work at KCCF are bad but I know those in control don't care about a person's civil rights and for an officer to work there they need to obey their superior which I have seen are many times corrupt and worse, they may enjoy humiliating people and inflicting pain. I give Joe and Bad Boys/Good Guys a 5 star rating, cause they earned it. Be Careful, Be Well, Happy Thanksgiving DrSJMel@gmail.com

Knute is the man. He makes everything so easy, he's humble and I simply wouldn't go through anyone…read moreelse.

From the owner: "I have been in the Bail Bond industry for over 25 years. Cowlitz County local, Owner operated…read morebusiness. I ventured out on my own with mobile service that will meet at the jails and help you get your friends or loved ones out of jail. You can also come see me at our office in Kelso. The new office location in Cowlitz County. 117 SW 1st ave , Kelso WA 98626"

I have been go through this company for almost a year now bailing various people out. I have never…read moreran into any issues with them. Christine has always shown up with a smile her face and very friendly and Kelly has always called back when he says he will and never leaves me hanging.

Christine was absolutely wonderful! We woke her up on a Saturday morning at 6am looking for help…read morein a situation we didn't know anything about. She was kind and patient and explained the process to us. She met us at the facility, we signed some papers, paid the bill and bonded out quickly. In the process she also gave us information on a good attorney (whom we also hired!). I would hope to never need her again, but should the occasion present itself The bail co. Will be the first phone call.