Dave Bourne Bail Bonds

Dear Ms [redacted] , I am writing in reference to the above mentioned case numberI have received a copy of the complaint and I fear that some of the facts in the case are incorrect 1) Most Importantly, I conversed with [redacted] yesterday and he assured me that he was not the one who filed the complaintHis daughter took it upon herself to file it 2) Dave Bourne Bail Bonds Incdid not post the bail for the defendantsThe bond was posted by [redacted] Bail BondsI am the general agent for Lexington National Insurance Corporation and we have a written agreement with [redacted] clearly indicating that he is not an employee 3) That agreement states that [redacted] must turn over all collateral funds for deposit in an isolated account to be held until final disposition of the case involvedOur account does indicate two deposit entries for Mr*** 4) It is up to the defendants or Mr [redacted] to provide documentation from the court indicating the conclusion of the caseI am not aware of any documentation provided by them 5) I would think that prior to sending me information on the case you would have evidence that the case had reached final disposition 6) You have taken the time to produce premium and collateral receipts but failed to produce evidence that a bond was actually posted 7) I have taken the time, to do what the defendants are clearly responsible for doing, and found that the cases have final disposition dates of September 12, and September 24, Not September of as the complaint indicatesIf Mr [redacted] had mailed me a request with the required evidence of disposition, I would have swiftly returned his collateralInterestingly enough, my address could be found for the delivery of a complaint from the Revdex.com, but not to provide evidence of case disposition 8) Even though the defendants decided to create their own process for filing for the return of collateral, by going through the Revdex.com, instead of providing the required documentation of case exoneration, and since I have retrieved the information myself while investigating this case, I will refund the Collateral to Mr***, even though I have not received the request for release from [redacted] Bail Bonds, the defendants, or the depositor Mr*** I would like to have written indication from you as to how this complaint will be handled in reference to Dave Bourne Bail Bonds, Inc Respectfully, Dave Bourne

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and find that this resolution would be satisfactory to me
I have received the refund check.
Regards,
*** ***

Dear Ms. [redacted],
          I am writing in reference to the above mentioned case number. I have received a copy of the complaint and I fear that some of the facts in the case are incorrect. 
1) Most Importantly, I conversed with [redacted] yesterday and he assured me that he was not the one who filed the complaint. His daughter took it upon herself to file it.
2) Dave Bourne Bail Bonds Inc. did not post the bail for the defendants. The bond was posted by [redacted] Bail Bonds. I am the general agent for Lexington National Insurance Corporation and we have a written agreement with [redacted] clearly indicating that he is not an employee.
3) That agreement states that [redacted] must turn over all collateral funds for deposit in an isolated account to be held until final disposition of the case involved. Our account does indicate two deposit entries for Mr. [redacted]. 
4) It is up to the defendants or Mr. [redacted] to provide documentation from the court indicating the conclusion of the case. I am not aware of any documentation provided by them.
5) I would think that prior to sending me information on the case you would have evidence that the case had reached final disposition.
6) You have taken the time to produce premium and collateral receipts but failed to produce evidence that a bond was actually posted.
7) I have taken the time, to do what the defendants are clearly responsible for doing, and found that the cases have final disposition dates of September 12, 2013 and September 24, 2013. Not September of 2012 as the complaint indicates. If Mr. [redacted] had mailed me a request with the required evidence of disposition, I would have swiftly returned his collateral. Interestingly enough, my address could be found for the delivery of a complaint from the Revdex.com, but not to provide evidence of case disposition.
8) Even though the defendants decided to create their own process for filing for the return of collateral, by going through the Revdex.com, instead of providing the required documentation of case exoneration, and since I have retrieved the information myself while investigating this case, I will refund the Collateral to Mr. [redacted], even though I have not received the request for release from [redacted] Bail Bonds, the defendants, or the depositor Mr. [redacted].
     I would like to have written indication from you as to how this complaint will be handled in reference to Dave Bourne Bail Bonds, Inc.  
Respectfully,
Dave Bourne

Dear Ms. [redacted],
          I am writing in reference to the above mentioned case number. I have received a copy of the complaint and I fear that some of the facts in the case are incorrect. 
1) Most Importantly, I conversed with [redacted] yesterday and he assured me...

that he was not the one who filed the complaint. His daughter took it upon herself to file it.
2) Dave Bourne Bail Bonds Inc. did not post the bail for the defendants. The bond was posted by [redacted] Bail Bonds. I am the general agent for Lexington National Insurance Corporation and we have a written agreement with [redacted] clearly indicating that he is not an employee.
3) That agreement states that [redacted] must turn over all collateral funds for deposit in an isolated account to be held until final disposition of the case involved. Our account does indicate two deposit entries for Mr. [redacted]. 
4) It is up to the defendants or Mr. [redacted] to provide documentation from the court indicating the conclusion of the case. I am not aware of any documentation provided by them.
5) I would think that prior to sending me information on the case you would have evidence that the case had reached final disposition.
6) You have taken the time to produce premium and collateral receipts but failed to produce evidence that a bond was actually posted.
7) I have taken the time, to do what the defendants are clearly responsible for doing, and found that the cases have final disposition dates of September 12, 2013 and September 24, 2013. Not September of 2012 as the complaint indicates. If Mr. [redacted] had mailed me a request with the required evidence of disposition, I would have swiftly returned his collateral. Interestingly enough, my address could be found for the delivery of a complaint from the Revdex.com, but not to provide evidence of case disposition.
8) Even though the defendants decided to create their own process for filing for the return of collateral, by going through the Revdex.com, instead of providing the required documentation of case exoneration, and since I have retrieved the information myself while investigating this case, I will refund the Collateral to Mr. [redacted], even though I have not received the request for release from [redacted] Bail Bonds, the defendants, or the depositor Mr. [redacted].
     I would like to have written indication from you as to how this complaint will be handled in reference to Dave Bourne Bail Bonds, Inc.  
Respectfully,
Dave Bourne

Review: I gave the company collateral for bailing my daughter and her husband out of jail. It was $500 each totaling $1000, to be refunded to me when they went to court. We have an agreement stating that as well. I have contacted the company many many times to see why I haven't received my refund when their court date was a long time ago, at this point in time well over a year ago, September of 2012. My daughter and son have completed EVERYTHING that was asked of them by the judge. I have not been able to contact anyone at this company who can give me a reason why my money has not been given back to me. I've called again and again, either no one answers at all or no one can give me any answers and tell me they'll have someone contact me and that has yet to happen.Desired Settlement: I would simply like the money back that was agreed to with out having to go through court

Business

Response:

Dear Ms. [redacted],

I am writing in reference to the above mentioned case number. I have received a copy of the complaint and I fear that some of the facts in the case are incorrect.

1) Most Importantly, I conversed with [redacted] yesterday and he assured me that he was not the one who filed the complaint. His daughter took it upon herself to file it.

2) Dave Bourne Bail Bonds Inc. did not post the bail for the defendants. The bond was posted by [redacted] Bail Bonds. I am the general agent for Lexington National Insurance Corporation and we have a written agreement with [redacted] clearly indicating that he is not an employee.

3) That agreement states that [redacted] must turn over all collateral funds for deposit in an isolated account to be held until final disposition of the case involved. Our account does indicate two deposit entries for Mr. [redacted].

4) It is up to the defendants or Mr. [redacted] to provide documentation from the court indicating the conclusion of the case. I am not aware of any documentation provided by them.

5) I would think that prior to sending me information on the case you would have evidence that the case had reached final disposition.

6) You have taken the time to produce premium and collateral receipts but failed to produce evidence that a bond was actually posted.

7) I have taken the time, to do what the defendants are clearly responsible for doing, and found that the cases have final disposition dates of September 12, 2013 and September 24, 2013. Not September of 2012 as the complaint indicates. If Mr. [redacted] had mailed me a request with the required evidence of disposition, I would have swiftly returned his collateral. Interestingly enough, my address could be found for the delivery of a complaint from the Revdex.com, but not to provide evidence of case disposition.

8) Even though the defendants decided to create their own process for filing for the return of collateral, by going through the Revdex.com, instead of providing the required documentation of case exoneration, and since I have retrieved the information myself while investigating this case, I will refund the Collateral to Mr. [redacted], even though I have not received the request for release from [redacted] Bail Bonds, the defendants, or the depositor Mr. [redacted].

I would like to have written indication from you as to how this complaint will be handled in reference to Dave Bourne Bail Bonds, Inc.

Respectfully,

Dave Bourne

Business

Response:

Dear Ms. [redacted],

I am writing in reference to the above mentioned case number. I have received a copy of the complaint and I fear that some of the facts in the case are incorrect.

1) Most Importantly, I conversed with [redacted] yesterday and he assured me that he was not the one who filed the complaint. His daughter took it upon herself to file it.

2) Dave Bourne Bail Bonds Inc. did not post the bail for the defendants. The bond was posted by [redacted] Bail Bonds. I am the general agent for Lexington National Insurance Corporation and we have a written agreement with [redacted] clearly indicating that he is not an employee.

3) That agreement states that [redacted] must turn over all collateral funds for deposit in an isolated account to be held until final disposition of the case involved. Our account does indicate two deposit entries for Mr. [redacted].

4) It is up to the defendants or Mr. [redacted] to provide documentation from the court indicating the conclusion of the case. I am not aware of any documentation provided by them.

5) I would think that prior to sending me information on the case you would have evidence that the case had reached final disposition.

6) You have taken the time to produce premium and collateral receipts but failed to produce evidence that a bond was actually posted.

7) I have taken the time, to do what the defendants are clearly responsible for doing, and found that the cases have final disposition dates of September 12, 2013 and September 24, 2013. Not September of 2012 as the complaint indicates. If Mr. [redacted] had mailed me a request with the required evidence of disposition, I would have swiftly returned his collateral. Interestingly enough, my address could be found for the delivery of a complaint from the Revdex.com, but not to provide evidence of case disposition.

8) Even though the defendants decided to create their own process for filing for the return of collateral, by going through the Revdex.com, instead of providing the required documentation of case exoneration, and since I have retrieved the information myself while investigating this case, I will refund the Collateral to Mr. [redacted], even though I have not received the request for release from [redacted] Bail Bonds, the defendants, or the depositor Mr. [redacted].

I would like to have written indication from you as to how this complaint will be handled in reference to Dave Bourne Bail Bonds, Inc.

Respectfully,

Dave Bourne

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution would be satisfactory to me.

I have received the refund check.

Regards,

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution would be satisfactory to me.

I have received the refund check.

Regards,