Douglas La Londe

Bennett, WI

 

I applied for a trial course and I haven't recieved it via email. I checked my privacy settings, etc, and I think you probably didn't send it. Also, How can I check to verify that your valid, in terms of your own personal success, and what you can teach me?

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Hi Douglas,

 

1. The introduction to Bail Enforcement email course segments are sent out automatically via an auto responder- it's an automated process that is certainly prone to hiccups every once in a while but it is very rare. We do however, have more problems than usual getting information to Yahoo! and Hotmail accounts. You get what you pay for with a free email service.

 

Perhaps the most polite way to ask someone for free information is to simply ask for it and not make the accusation that we failed somehow on our part.

 

2. Regarding my validity and background- always a good question to ask... if you are dialed into the bail enforcement community or if you asked around on the newsgroups/boards, or read the various testimonials from our past bail enforcement students, I think that you would be able to answer that question positively for yourself. I could tell you that I am the real deal until I am blue in the face and you still wouldn't have to believe me.

 

This is certainly one of the reasons we put out our free introductory course, you get a small taste of what we have to offer and it certainly adds to our credibility. Does anyone else put out as much free information as we do? No way.

 

Our online course is the only state-approved Internet-based training program accepted in states like Texas, Iowa, Georgia, Tennessee, Louisiana and Oklahoma for required training. More than likely it will be accepted by the end of the year in Connecticut, New York, and Colorado as well. This could not happen if our training program was a bunch of "hooey," it has to be scrutinized by too many people before it is approved. We've been offering our courses for 4 years now... way before the rush caused by the new TV shows.

 

Another way that I differentiate myself from some of the others is that I am brutally honest when people ask questions, I certainly don't need money from training products because we are, first, a bail enforcement/investigations company (with 9 investigators in 3 states and responsible for 417 apprehensions so far this year) and then secondly, we are a training provider. 

 

Here's some honesty for you since you indicated that you are from WI:

 

Wisconsin abolished the commercial bail bond industry many years ago and along with it, outlawed bounty hunting in your state as well. So- there are no clients locally and it is illegal since there is no provision in state law for apprehensions of bail-secured defendants by non-law enforcement persons .

 

Chance of success in WI? Nil to none, if you decide to stay there.

 

The same is true in KY, OR and IL.

 

Warmest Regards,

 

L. Scott Harrell

CompassPoint Investigations

"In Relentless Pursuit for Your Success"