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A Step-By-Step
Guide On How To Become A High Paid, Freelance Bounty
Hunter!
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Earn
Fugitive Reward Money Per Capture As A Skip Tracing Tipster at Local,
State & Federal Levels |
Earn
Substantial Rewards As A Bounty
Hunter Providing Tips
That Lead To
The Capture of Wanted Fugitives At
Local, State & Federal Levels
States Where Bounty Hunting Is Allowed
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States Where Physical Bounty Hunting Is Banned
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These states allow
physical bounty hunting and bail enforcement but require
some form of training, whether it be in the field
working for a bail bond company or in a classroom.
Licenses for some of these states are also required. |
Please Note, that
even though physical Bounty Hunting and Bail Enforcement
Is Banned in these states, you can still act as a
private investigator or virtual bounty hunter by helping
authorities at local, state & federal levels for
substantial rewards. |
States That Allow Bounty
Hunting With No Training or
Licensing Requirements
Please Note:
Subject to change. To verify, please
check with your state licensing department as state laws are
constantly changing.
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PLEASE NOTE:
However, if you do not wish to apply for a license or enroll in a
training program in a state which has bounty hunting requirements, you may work as a helper or by playing a role to
capture a subject under the supervision of a Licensed or Trained Bounty
Hunter.
Also, there are a handful of states that require no training all.
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The Bounty Hunter's Bible |
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the most useful and information rich bounty hunting
tutorial offered on the web.
The Problem With Online Courses:
Industry resources & educational information can be
outdated & innacurate.
The Problem With Hardcopy Books: The
problem with hardcopy books is just that. Most
of the Bounty Hunting books were published in the
1990's and are rarely updated. A lot has
changed since then.
Bail Enforcement / Bounty Hunting resources &
critical educational information need to be
constantly updated.
Bail Enforcement Training Programs: While
physical bail enforcement training programs are
beneficial, many will claim that you don't need a
license to track down and capture fugitives, due to
the
Federal 1872 Taylor vs. Taintor act. The fact
is, bounty hunting and bail enforcement rules &
requirements vary from state to state and that's
what they fail to teach. Some states require
some form of physical training and certificate,
other's require licensing, while other states
require no licensure or training at all.
As described in our eBook, one of the best ways
to become a bounty hunter is to offer to work for
FREE at any of the thousands of bail bond companies
in the U.S. and educate yourself, and stay
up-to-date with current laws.
It is vital that you have the proper, up-to-date
resources & knowledge for you to succeed in the
business, and comply with bail enforcement laws and
rules.
THE BOUNTY HUNTER EMPLOYMENT A-Z GUIDE
Our Bounty Hunter Employment A-Z Guide is
designed to get to the point, and making sense of
the industry. This guide doesn't contain
hundreds of pages of Bail Enforcement material that
you don't need to know. What you'll find in
our eBook, is the ESSENTIAL steps and tools needed
to become a Bounty Hunter, Private Investigator of
Skip Tracing Expert.
You will find many Bounty Hunter, Private
Investigative and Bail Enforcement Web Sites
offering Digital eBooks, Hardcover Books and Online
Courses that fail educate people the knowledge
needed to become a bounty hunter in the easiest and
most efficient manner.
With our featured A-Z Guide To Bounty Hunter
Employment, you will be able to follow a
step-by-step guide to become a high paid bounty
hunter tracking down fugitives on local, state &
federal levels.
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An
Overview of What Bounty Hunter
Employment.com Is All About |
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DIFFERENTIATING BETWEEN BOUNTY
HUNTING AND BAIL
ENFORCEMENT
Whether
you want to enter the U.S. Bail Enforcement or Bounty
Hunting Industry in general, we know that you will find
our featured eBook to be educational.
Bounty Hunter Employment.com
focuses on all areas of domestic & International fugitive recovery, not only in U.S. Bail Enforcement, but Bounty
Hunting and Private Investigation as well.
Whatever position you desire,
regardless of what role you wish to play in the
apprehension of a fugitive, our guide will provide you
with the educational resources needed to succeed in this industry.
There are web sites that offer
courses and training programs to become a U.S. Bail Enforcement
Agent or bounty hunter, but unfortunately, they fail to inform you that you can apply
those newly acquired skills to other areas, including
Domestic and International Fugitives wanted by local,
state & federal government organizations where bounties
"rewards" for tips leading to the capture of
fugitives can reach millions of dollars.
Just visit the
FBI website, or
America's Most Wanted
, or any Police Department website,
and see for yourself.
In addition, a majority of online
courses are run by a very small group of people, often
containing outdated inaccurate material on the subject
of become a bounty hunter or bail enforcement agent.
Bounty Hunter Employment.com has
put a new face on the Bail Enforcement / Bounty Hunting
Industry.
The Bounty Hunting Industry is our
passion, and we truly want aspiring bounty hunter's to
succeed in this business through the proper tools and
resources.
There are many in the industry
that confuse Bail Enforcement with Bounty Hunting.
Below, you will find some brief definitions of what this
web site focuses on.
Taylor Vs. Taintor -
U.S. Supreme Court Law:
In 1872, the U.S. Supreme Court
Case "Taylor vs. Taintor" gave bail enforcement agents
nearly limitless power and authority when hunting down a
subject. This means that a bounty hunter may enter
their premise if needed to capture their wanted
fugitive, whether it be on behalf of a financial
institution, company or government authority.
However it is important to note,
that all U.S. States have varying digrees of
requirements in regards to bounty hunters. There
are a handful of states that have outright banned it
completely, in which they have an independent right to
do. Other states require training and/or
licensure, while other states require no formal training
or licensure at all.
Brief Definition Of
Bail Enforcement:
A Bail Enforcement Agent or Fugitive Recovery Agent
is an individual who is hired by a bail bond company to
apprehend a subject who fails to appear in court
"forfeiting their bond". The BEA or Fugitive
Recovery Agent can expect to earn 10% of the total bond
amount upon capture. However, if the BEA fails to
capture the fugitive, they don't get paid.
Brief Definition of A
Bounty Hunter:
A bounty hunter is an individual who captures
fugitives ("hunting") for a monetary reward ("bounty"),
for apprehending by law, if such laws exist. Other names
include Bail Agent, Bail Enforcement Agent, Bail
Officer, Fugitive Recovery Agent, Fugitive Recovery
Officer, or Bail Fugitive Recovery Specialist.
"Wikipedia" The
apprehension of a subject by a DOMESTIC or INTERNATIONAL
Bounty Hunter, whereby a reward is offered, whether it
be an individual on the run from the local, state or
federal authorities or just someone who hasn't gone back
to court. A Bounty Hunter can be defined as one who
enforces bail, hired by a Bail Bond Company or one who
assists in the capture of a wanted fugitive from the
governing authorities, including but not limited to
Police Departments, The State, and FBI.
Brief Definition of a Bail Bondsman:
A bail bondsman is any person or corporation which
will act as a surety and pledge money or property as
bail for the appearance of a criminal defendant in
court. Although banks, insurance companies and other
similar institutions are usually the sureties on other
types of contracts, for example, to bond a contractor
who is under a contractual obligation to pay for the
completion of a construction project, such entities are
reluctant to put their depositors' or policyholders'
funds at the kind of risk involved in posting a bail
bond. Bail bondsmen, on the other hand, are usually in
the business to cater exclusively to criminal
defendants, often securing their customers' release in
just a few hours. You will find thousands of bail
bond companies across the United States that you can
contact once you are licensed or trained if required
by law. Bail bondsmen are almost exclusively found in
the United States, as in most other countries bail is
usually more modest, and the practice of bounty hunting
is illegal.
Brief Definition of Skip Tracing:
Skip Tracing is the electronic means of tracking down
a suspect. The Internet has become a powerful tool
in the search for fugitives. Skip Tracing can be used
to locate defendants and wanted fugitives. There
are vast resources available on the Internet, some of
which include searching DMV Records, Social Security
Searches, Court Files, Reverse Lookup Tools, plus so
many more. Skip Tracing is an art, and will take some
practice. These Skip Tracing techniques can be
used to capture wanted fugitives at all governing
authoritative levels. |
Note To Canadian
Residents:
We have been
receiving over recent months an increasing number of inquiries from
Canadian residents interested in becoming a bounty hunter not only
in the U.S., but in Canada also.
Please note, BOUNTY HUNTING in CANADA is
illegal.
Our eBook centers
around Bail Enforcement in the U.S., however, you may use our eBook
to become a Bail Enforcement Agent within U.S. Boundaries.
There are nearly
10,000 Bail Enforcement Agents that work directly with Bail Bond
Companies to capture people who fail to appear in court. You
may work in the U.S. as a Bounty Hunting, provided you have
documentation to do so.
Although, if a
fugitive is wanted on a Federal Level, you may assist in the
tracking down of the suspect, regardless of which country you reside
in.
A Quick Overview
What is a Bounty Hunter?
Basically, a bounty hunter, or fugitive
recovery agent, is a person who apprehends fugitives in exchange for
a monetary reward "bounty". If a defendant fails to show up for a
court appearance, he is then considered a fugitive. When this
happens, the bail bond company will hire a bounty hunter to recover
the fugitive. The term "Fugitive Recovery" Agent is preferred by
those in the industry over the more derogatory "bounty hunter"
because the term "bounty hunter" conjures up images of the old west
with its "dead or alive posters" and rewards offered in exchange for
the fugitive. A fugitive recovery agent works for a percentage of
the bail amount, not a reward. Other names include Bail Agent,
Bail Enforcement Agent, Bail Officer, Fugitive Recovery Agent,
Fugitive Recovery Officer, or Bail Fugitive Recovery Specialist.
One couldn't enter into this profession without research and
training. In order to become a bounty hunter, one must have
knowledge of how the bail bonds industry works. In addition, the
bounty hunter must be proficient in other skills such as detecting
deceit, surveillance, skip tracing and negotiation. A bounty hunter
must also know how to research and investigate missing persons. He
must be able to access and analyze phone records of the fugitive's
friends and family. He will have to know how to dig into the
fugitive's past and find all past residences. He will need to learn
the fugitive's habits, vices, friends, enemies and hangouts. In
other words, a bounty hunter must have good investigative skills.
If you're looking to become a bounty
hunter, then we know that you have found the right place.
The staff at
Bounty Hunter Employment.com have dedicated themselves to assist
individuals become freelance bounty hunters through the use of
Online Resources, Educational Tools and Industry Information.
This inherently dangerous yet highly
lucrative assignment captures the imagination of would-be bond
recovery agents that are looking for the necessary information in
this seemingly tight-lipped, secretive industry.
The sheer thrill of tracking someone
down through cutting-edge investigative techniques, then executing a plan
to capture the fugitive is something that cannot be described.
The power and control that bounty hunters possess intimidates &
overwhelms even the most hardened of criminals who continue to snub
their noses at authority.
Currently, there are thousands of
training programs & schools across the United States that teach
people how to become professional bounty hunters, unfortunately,
most them charge thousands of dollars and cannot provide the inside
information needed to become a Bail Enforcement Agent or Bounty
Hunter.
Over the years, we have realized that there is a
need for a product that can cut through the mountain of paperwork &
training traditionally needed to become a bounty hunter. Our
guide eliminates the need of having to spend thousands of dollars
on schools and enrolling in 4-6 hour training sessions 5 days a week if mandated by the state in which you plan on conducting
business.
We've perfected a step-by-step approach that
shortens the training time & simplifies the certification process so
that you can begin working in a minimal amount of time either as a
helper playing a role to catch a fugitive or a trained or licensed
bounty hunter / bail enforcement agent.
Our educational tutorial provides you with essential
resources and educational materials needed to become a bounty
hunter.
We have revealed a unique set of resources &
industry secrets needed to become a HIGH PAID BOUNTY HUNTER by
contacting bail bond companies. This is accomplished by our
exclusive and direct list of Bail Bond Company web sites and
associations that are constantly looking for bail enforcement agents
or bounty hunters.
Bail Bond Companies & Freelance Bounty Hunters
"fugitive recovery agents" work in sync using the network of
backdoor bail bond companies to apprehend subjects. Our
reference tutorial and our company act as a gateway to the network
of agents so that everybody makes money. Without direct access to bail bond companies, securing contracts "bond forfeitures" will become a
daunting task for new hunters.
The key to success in any industry is knowledge,
determination, persistence,
experience & connections. You can be the best bounty hunter
"bail enforcement agent" in
your state, but if you don't know how to capitalize on it, then your
business will simply flounder. The bounty hunting industry
consists of a circle of businesses and tight relationships. Knowing who to contact to
win the next contract is crucial, regardless of which state you plan
on working out of.
With the use of our guide, you will arm yourself
with the essential tools & educational resources necessary to become
a bounty hunter. Our simplified, yet powerful guide on how to
become a bounty hunter provides you with step-by-step information on
how to get in the business.
We know that you will find other websites &
companies offering bounty hunter training programs & courses,
however, we are the only provider of a "Bounty Hunter Employment"
eBook on the web that is nationally recognized throughout the industry.
In addition, Online Courses often contained outdated material and
will prove to be a disservice to you.
We are dedicated to the bounty hunting sector, and
it is our duty to offer a no-filler, rock-solid, step-by-step system
to become a bounty hunter in an easy, quick, step-by-step format all
presented in laymen's terms. That's right "no complicated"
terminology here!
From notifying bond agents about your services, to
establishing inside contacts, to
licensing & certifications, to negotiation tactics, you'll
find our featured guide on how to become a bounty hunter vital in your
quest to realize your goal of becoming a bounty hunter.
Bounty hunting originated in England hundreds of years ago. Back in
the 13th century, bail was a person, not an amount of money. An
individual was designated custodian of the accused, and if the
accused did not return to face his penalty, the custodian could be
hanged in his place.
During colonial times, America relied upon the bail system set up by
the government of England. In 1679, the British Parliament passed
the Habeas Corpus Act, which for the first time guaranteed that an
accused person could be released from prison on monetary bail. It
stated:
... within two days after the party shall be brought before them,
the said lord chancellor or lord keeper ... shall discharge the said
prisoner from his imprisonment, taking his or their recognizance,
with one or more surety or sureties, in any sum according to their
discretions, having regard to the quality of the prisoner and nature
of the offense, for his or their appearance in the court of the
King's bench the term following ...
This right was later written into the U.S. Constitution. The Eighth
Amendment to the Constitution prohibited the setting of excessive
bail, and the Judiciary Act of 1789, which established the U.S.
judicial court system, defined the terms for bailable offenses.
Federal bail law remained unchanged until the Bail Reform Act of
1966, which allowed the prisoner to be released with as little bail
as possible to secure his or her return for trial (although the 1984
Bail Reform Act allowed the courts to hold accused persons without
bail if they were deemed too dangerous for release). For more
information on bail, see How Bail Works.
The bounty hunter was given broad authority starting in 1873 with
the U.S. Supreme Court case, Taylor v. Taintor. The case gave bounty
hunters the authority to act as agents of bail bondsmen. Bounty
hunters on the trail of a bail jumper could "pursue him into another
state" and, if necessary, "break and enter his house for that
purpose." Today, states have their own restrictions when it comes to
bounty hunting, but most states give bounty hunters the freedom to
pursue and arrest bail jumpers within and across their borders.
About Bounty Hunter's
Nowhere on the Internet will you find a more effective guide on
how to become a bounty hunter than here.
Whether you were motivated to become a bounty hunter
by watching a T.V. show or a life event, you can rest assured that
one of the most lucrative & exciting law enforcement sectors to be in is Bail
Enforcement and "Bounty Hunting" on local, state & federal levels
where rewards offered by governing authorities can reach several
thousand to several million dollars.
There are only a small handful of jobs that offer as
much excitement as a bounty hunter, and they only exist on a FEDERAL
LEVEL. Bounty Hunter's are empowered at all state & federal
levels to apprehend suspects and may do so at any length as.
See Tailor Vs. Taintor 1872 U.S. Supreme Court Case. However,
to actually apprehend subjects, proper licensing or training may be
required. The Department of Insurance in your state where
applicable is where you will be able to find out the requirements to
become a Bail Enforcement Agent "Bounty Hunter", and if training or
certification is required, they will provide you guidance.
Without any warrant needed, you'll be able to kick
down doors, and cross state lines "if licensed or where allowed" legally pursuing a fugitive from
jurisdiction to jurisdiction to secure a surety. And without permission, you may
wiretap, set up surveillance videos, and bug houses.
Like in any other type of profession, Bounty Hunting
is a skill and an art which takes time & dedication to perfect.
Our step-by-step guide is set up in a simple, yet powerful format
that is designed to help position yourself for long term success in
the business.
It is critical that you are up-to-date on the
Current Bounty Hunting Laws, Licensing Requirements and Training as
they are changing by the day. The featured eBook at our site
will provide you with licensing requirements state-by-state, and web
sites that you can refer to for live information.
Now of course, we know that bounty hunting is not
for everyone, and we understand that. But, the few who have no
fear in tracking down deadbeat, sometimes violent criminals will definitely
find this line of work right up their alley. The satisfaction
of putting bail-jumper's & criminals back behind bars that goes
along with this type of employment is truly amazing.
As far as safety is concerned, you'll wear protective gear, and
may choose your partner(s) during fugitive apprehension, which
reduces the risk of assault significantly. The more people you have
with you, the less likelihood a fugitive will fight. They most
often submit when overwhelmed....
If you use our guide to get licensed & contact the
bail bond companies, several thousand dollars could be earned or 10%
of the total bail bond amount. And, with our Skip Tracing
Tools and Resources, you can track down the most wanted criminals by
local, state & federal authorities where rewards can reach up to
$50k and more just by acting as a tipster. Work from the
comfort of your own home and you could be earning up to
$50,000 for assistance leading up to the arrest of a fugitive,
whether it be in the U.S. or abroad.
How Modern Day
Private
Investigation
Plays A Vital
Role In The
Apprehension of
A Fugitive
In today's modern world, most bounty hunters,
private investigators and bail enforcement agents spend a
substantial amount of their time behind a computer.
Skip Tracing: is the electronic means of tracking down
a suspect. The Internet has become a powerful tool
in the search for fugitives.
Skip Tracing, in nearly every case, plays a key role
when hunting down a fugitive. Everyone leaves a paper trail
and has a history, so by having the proper skip tracing tools on
hand, tracking down a fugitive can become a very easy thing to do.
Within our featured eBook, you will find all of the
skip tracing resources you need to begin searching for a wanted
fugitive, whether it be on behalf of a bail bond company, police
department of federal authority where bounties can be substantial.
Within our link section,
you will find search tools & directories for the following:
Email & Phone Book Directories, Online White
Page Directories, Phone Prefix Locator, Cell Phones, Cell Phone
Carrier Info, Maps, Email Searches, Area-Zip Code Finders, SSN
Searchers, Domain Name, Credit Cards, Military Records, Boats and
Vessels, Hotel/Motel Locators, Foreign Embassies, Missing Kids, OSHA
Accidents, U.S. Criminal Records, Manufacturers, Hunting and
Fishing, Stolen Guns, Most Wanted, Unclaimed Property, Notary
Lookups, Law Enforcement, Bowlers, Western Union, Death Records and
Search Tools, Cemetery Records, Prison Search Sites, Parole
Resources, Sex Offender, Vehicle Driving Records, Vital Records,
State/Criminal Records, Hunting and Fishing, Newsgroups, Aviation,
Real Property Records, Date of Birth, Mail Drops, Professional
Licensing, Credit/Collections, Ham Radio, Public School Locator,
High School Alumni, Business, Courthouse Info, Genealogy, Homeless
Missing, SIC Codes, Lobbyist Directory, Selective Service, eBay by
Seller, UCC Searches, State Corporate Records, Bankruptcy Searches,
Medical People, Lawyers/Legal, Teachers, Taxi Cab Locators, Federal
Corporate Filings, Banks and Stock Directories and Searches,
Apartment Locators, Federal Government Directories, Political
Contributions, Date of Birth Records, Non-Profit, Pensions,
Immigration Records, Tracking Service for Packages, plus so much
more...
By using online skip tracing & investigative tools
online, you'll be able to empower yourself with the tools and
resources necessary to track down fugitives at all levels both in
the U.S. and Internationally.
Whether you are hired by a bail bond company to
capture a fugitive or looking to assist in the capture of a
fugitive, you will find these online investigative tools invaluable.
As you learn how to use these tools, you will become more efficient,
which means you'll be able to capture more fugitives and make more
money.
Bounty Hunting
Skip
Tracing Tipster
The great thing about become a Bounty Hunting Skip Tracing Tipster
is that you don't need to be licensed if you're looking to find a
wanted fugitive. However, if you're looking to apprehend a
subject or engage in wire-tapping, you'll probably need a license
and receive authorization from a governing authority.
For more complex investigations, you may want to contact the
Licensing Division for Private Investigations in your state.
By using Skip Tracing tools and general investigative techniques
over the Internet, you could literally pick and choose which wanted
fugitives you want to track down, based off of their current reward.
Just visit any one of the several thousand police departments or
federal web sites to select which fugitives you want to help find.
Police Departments and Federal Authorities have their hands full, so
any assistance that leads to a capture is well appreciated, and will
most often hand over a reward, which can be up to $50k plus.
An increasing number of private investigators and bounty hunters are
utilizing skip tracing tools solely for the purpose of offering tips
to the location of a fugitive. For those that are in the
industry, they will nearly all tell you that it can be very
lucrative.
Women In The
Bounty
Hunting Business
Women are playing an increasingly active role in the
Bounty Hunting Business, especially in the field.
There are currently thousands of Men & Women Bounty
Hunters "bail enforcement agents" across the United States that have been working together to apprehend fugitives for
years, and now there's even a T.V. program on Women Bounty
Hunters.
The fact is, a woman who is interested in engaging
in this type of business may choose to operate her own Fugitive
Recovery Service where she would act as a manager and set up the
captures, work as an administrator at an existing bounty hunting
operation, or take a more hands on approach and assist in the
capture of bail jumpers.
For fugitive recovery agencies to be truly
successful, a female component is needed in the apprehension of
fugitives.
Our eBook will provide you with everything you need
to become successful, regardless of which role you're looking to
play.
This is a very lucrative business for women, as it
is for men.
A Quick Explanation How Money
Can
Be Made:
A person is arrested, and a bond is set by the court
depending on the nature of the crime. If the individual can
come up with the cash, he/she is released on condition that they
appear for their court date. Many individuals who are arrested
don't have the money to make bail, so they call a bail bond company.
The bail bond company pays the court whatever the bail is set at,
and the prisoner is released on condition. Their fee is 10-20%
of the bonded amount.
If the individual does not show up for their court date
"jumps bail", the bond is
forfeited. A bail enforcement agent is then hired to track
down and apprehend the subject. The fee is 10-20% of the total
bonded amount.
For
Example: Let's say the bail bond agent pays $40,000 for
their client to make bail. Then, the person doesn't show up
for their court date. A Bounty Hunter "Bail Enforcement Agent
is then called in to find the fugitive. Upon capture, the
individual is brought back to jail. 10% or $4000 of the total
bonded amount is earned.
Just by finding a fugitive and taking him back to
jail can yield several thousand dollars in a single day!
If you're tough enough and can handle the heat, then
why not give it a try. You'll never know if you'll like the
business if you don't give it a shot.
If you talk to any bounty hunter "bail enforcement
agent", they will all say the same thing. If you try it once,
you'll never want to stop.
Why?
1.) The Amount of
Rewards, 2.) The
uninhibited power, and 3.)
self-employment, and 4.)
Personal Satisfaction of keeping the community
safe.
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