24 HOUR BAIL BOND SERVICES IN SAN BERNARDINO & LOS ANGELES Oakland Bail Bonds Offers 0% Interest Payment Plans T here are thousands of different bail bond companies across California alone, and they come in all shapes and sizes. Some of these companies and bail agents are good at what they do and care about helping their clients. Others are bad at their job and only care about filling their own pockets. So, how do you find a good bail agent? For starters, get the bail agent’s license number and check it out on the California Department of Insurance’s (DOI) website. All bail bond companies are monitored by the DOI and any complaints against them are stored there. The website lets you see what are known as justified complaints against companies and their bail agents. These are complaints that the DOI investigated and found that the complaints were justified. In other words, the company or agent did something shady or illegal and was therefore punished appropriately. Another good way to tell if a company is good or not is to look at their online reviews. However, don’t just look at the general rating, since online reviews are easy to fake. Instead read through some of the reviews and see what they say. Also, look for warnings such as the company used hidden fees, or lied. Avoid companies like that. One of your best choices when it comes to bail in California is Oakland Bail Bonds. For over 30 years we have helped Californians deal with bail without using hidden fees and never receiving any justified complaints from the DOI. Some of the benefits that we provide to our clients include: 24/7 Bail bond service 20% Discount Phone approvals 0% Interest payment plans No hidden fees No collateral with working signer Se habla Español If you are ready to post bail, call 866-736-6977 or click Chat With Us now for a free consultation. Copyright 2021 © Penny Bail Bonds. All Rights Reserved. | 1-866-736-6977 | California Insurance License #1582196 Orange County :: LA & Vicinity :: San Bernardino :: San Diego :: San Francisco / Bay Area