Private Investigator Jobs – Monday 07/13/09

Hello again,

There’s an absolute rush on private investigator positions available at the moment. Once again, we are happy to provide a list of these for savvy private investigators who are aggressive about working. Just comment and we’ll get you the details on who is looking for assistance.

Here are the requests:

Vietnamese interpreter needed next week in Los Angeles or Ventura co

Thank you.

Surveillance help San Francisco Monday and for week….

Got a call from a client today who seems hot to trot on a family law
matter. I would like assistance from a dependable reliable surveillance
person with some experience in these matters. I can pay $50/hr flat, no
mileage unless it goes out of SF, and will start/stop clock upon
entrance/exit to SF. I am not exactly sure on the daily schedule for this
yet, day or night, but it looks good thus far.

Please contact by email only. Thanks. (I tend to pay either up front or
while the job is ongoing so cash flow should not be an issue.)

Nick Harris Detective Academy Alumni

To all Nick Harris Detective Graduates:

Please provide your name and contact information for a big Alumni get-together! !

SB202 -  CORRECTED Sample Letter to Governor (

I had the Appropriations’ room number on the previous email. please, if you
use any, use this one. – Rick

Folks, let’s get some letters out there to be sent to the Gov. Here’s my
generic letter. Please pass it along. I’m going to send it out over the PI
Informer.

July 10, 2009

The Honorable Arnold Schwarzenegger
Governor, State of California / SB202 Opposed
State Capitol
Sacramento, CA 95814

RE: SB202 – Opposed

Dear Governor Schwarzenegger:

I have been a licensed California licensed investigator since completion of
a mandatory 6,000 hour apprenticeship, DOJ background investigation and
passage of the state licensing test. Myself, like over 99% of the state=s
9,991 active licensees, remain free of any discipline complaints and/or
actions. California=s private investigators enjoy the best discipline
record of all thirty-plus professions under the Department of Consumer
Affairs. The sky isn=t falling and SB202 is not our savior. Last year you
wisely vetoed SB1282, SB202′s predecessor.

Although strongly opposed to SB202, as is our industry, we clearly support
professional continuing education. The most current and reliable statistics
indicate that at least 75% of the state=s licensees oppose SB202, yet you
will find 90% or more who favor and already submit to voluntary continuing
education. The absolute end-result is that there is no measurable evidence
of harm to California consumers by licensed California Private
Investigators. The overwhelming references of harm provided by the bill=s
author and sponsor cite unregulated and out-of-state information brokers and
investigators, not licensed California Private Investigators.

SB202 is not designed to correct any articulated problem and has too many
loopholes that exempt approximately 90,000 investigators who perform the
exact same duties but who are not regulated by the Bureau of Investigative
and Security Services, (BISS). This unfairly punishes 9,991 of the state=s
licensees and does nothing to bridle unregulated data brokers and unlicensed
investigators who do harm California=s consumers.

Both our current state and national economies are causing out-of-control
unlicensed practitioners to harm consumers. Please, first things first in
this failing economy before mistakenly mandating an entire industry. SB202
in not a priority for California.

Very truly yours,

Private Investigator

SB202 -  Sample Letter to Governor

Folks, let’s get some letters out there to be sent to the Gov. Here’s my
generic letter. Please pass it along. I’m going to send it out over the PI
Informer.

July 10, 2009

The Honorable Arnold Schwarzenegger
Governor, State of California / SB202 Opposed
State Capitol, Room 2141
Sacramento, CA 95814

RE: SB202 – Opposed

Dear Governor Schwarzenegger:

I have been a licensed California licensed investigator since completion of
a mandatory 6,000 hour apprenticeship, DOJ background investigation and
passage of the state licensing test. Myself, like over 99% of the state=s
9,991 active licensees, remain free of any discipline complaints and/or
actions. California=s private investigators enjoy the best discipline
record of all thirty-plus professions under the Department of Consumer
Affairs. The sky isn=t falling and SB202 is not our savior. Last year you
wisely vetoed SB1282, SB202′s predecessor.

Although strongly opposed to SB202, as is our industry, we clearly support
professional continuing education. The most current and reliable statistics
indicate that at least 75% of the state=s licensees oppose SB202, yet you
will find 90% or more who favor and already submit to voluntary continuing
education. The absolute end-result is that there is no measurable evidence
of harm to California consumers by licensed California Private
Investigators. The overwhelming references of harm provided by the bill=s
author and sponsor cite unregulated and out-of-state information brokers and
investigators, not licensed California Private Investigators.

SB202 is not designed to correct any articulated problem and has too many
loopholes that exempt approximately 90,000 investigators who perform the
exact same duties but who are not regulated by the Bureau of Investigative
and Security Services, (BISS). This unfairly punishes 9,991 of the state=s
licensees and does nothing to bridle unregulated data brokers and unlicensed
investigators who do harm California=s consumers.

Both our current state and national economies are causing out-of-control
unlicensed practitioners to harm consumers. Please, first things first in
this failing economy before mistakenly mandating an entire industry. SB202
in not a priority for California.

Very truly yours,

Private Investigator

Getting business in a poor economy

I had a lot of responce to this post. Thank you all very much. Just to pass on a little info. It seems most say thumbs down to radio advertising and business is bad across the country for most. Some seem to be doing quite well but that is probably the exception rather than the norm.
This is an exceptional group and I thank you all again.

Re: [calimembers] Phone Information

The abbreviation IPP stands for Independent Payphone Provider.

This is probably a payphone. The number could have previously been
listed to the residence, and now a payphone. Or, it’s a payphone
inside a residential group home, domestic violence shelter, etc. Or,
someone made a mistake while entering their phone number on a credit
app and was mistakenly linked to this phone number.

Call any payphone that does not accept incoming calls, and you get a
fax-like tone. This is so the payphone provider can remotely connect
to the unit for diagnostics, statistics, etc.

If you want to be sure it’s a payphone number, try to send a fax to
the number and see if it’s successful. You could also hook up an old
modem and see what data is being transmitted using that fax-like tone.

California License 26091

I ran a phone number through a couple of reputable databases and the phone came back as USA Paytel, IPP – Alternate Interface. Does anyone know what this means? I have an address that it came back to and it is a 4-bedroom home in Walnut Creek, CA. I called the number and received a fax tone.

Need Investigator in Lenoir .TN for Surveillance

Seeking an Investigator near this city, for Surveillance work. Must have
Surveillance Experience.

$ 38/hr

.45/mile

Projects starts tomorrow.

Interested Parties, please respond with all contact info.

Insurance Index Source

Group

Does anyone have access to the Insurance Claims Index System? I will have need for anywhere from 5-15 person. Please include tat and cost.

Thanks

3 Days and Counting!: UFC 100: This Saturday, July 11th

ATTENTION: LICENSED PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS/ DETECTIVES:

UFC 100: “Making History” is only 3 days away!

Our office is continuing to reinforce its coast to coast network of
agencies and operatives to conduct covert surveillance on this event.

Don’t miss out on this terrific investigative opportunity for you and/or
your staff. Experienced/ interested individuals please contact our
office immediately for further details.

Looking Ahead:

AFFLICTION: “TRILOGY”

FEDOR EMELIANENKO v. JOSH BARNETT

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1ST

Sensitive SOP in Lake County, CA

Hi all:

I have a sensitive subpoena that needs to be served in the Clearlake Oaks area of Lake County, CA.  If anyone is interested, please respond with cost and TAT for consideration.  Thanks in advance to all.

Best Regards,

Getting business in a poor economy

Group,
I would like to get ideas for advertising in the poor economy. Business has realy dropped off. We are concidering some radio time. Has anyone had success with radio? Our target would be women 35 – 55 for domestic cases and child custody cases. Any input appreciated.

Virginia lic info needed

Members

I have a fire fighter friend that needs license plates run

The plates are from Virginia

This will be a direct referral. Please email your contact information and I
will forward it

Learn How To Do Indepth Asset Searches -  Starting July 13, 2009

WS INVESTIGATIONS, INC.
31726 Rancho Viejo Road, Suite 121
San Juan Capistrano, CA  92675
License #25530

SEMINAR INVITATION

WS Investigations, Inc. is offering an opportunity for Private Investigators, Law Firms, Process Servers, Judgment Recovery Specialists and Sales Associates.

This opportunity is in the form of a seminar to teach, train and coach you in the following aspects of the business:

Asset (Instructor Private Investigator/ Process Server)
Obtaining a Judgement (Instructor Attorney)
Judgment Enforcement/ Debt Recovery(Instructor s Private Investigator/ Process Server)

This opportunity is designed to provide you with new skills which will increase your revenue. We have received $377,475 from 2006 to present for asset searches and judgment enforcement alone.

We will conduct seminars at:
31726 Rancho Viejo Road, Suite 121
San Juan Capistrano, CA  92675

These seminars for 2009 are scheduled as follows:
July 13 – 16  8:00 am to 4:00 pm
August 10 – 13   8:00 am to 4:00 pm
September 14 – 17 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
October 19 – 22  8:00 am to 4:00 pm
November 16 – 19  8:00 am to 4:00 pm

SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA

I have a client who would like to make contact with a private investigator
in San Diego County, the assignment will be in the city of San Marcos.

Client would prefer someone that is retired law enforcement who has a good
relationship with the law enforcement agency in San Marcos. I’m not sure if
San Marcos has a police department or if their law enforcement is provided
under contact by the Sheriffs Department or some other police department.

Please reply by email with your rates and contact information.

2nd request——Marriage record in San Bernardino County California

Hello group,

I need assistance with a marriage check at the San Bernardino County Records Dept.

Please reply via email with costs and turn around time.

Investigator in Germany

I am looking for someone to help with me with a locate in Germany. If anyone knows of an investigator in Germany, please contact me at kruiz@cfl.rr. com.

Thanks,

Alaska Criminal Record Search

I’m looking for an Alaska criminal record search. Advise of price and TOT.
Thanks.

Phone Information

I ran a phone number through a couple of reputable databases and the phone came back as USA Paytel, IPP – Alternate Interface. Does anyone know what this means? I have an address that it came back to and it is a 4-bedroom home in Walnut Creek, CA. I called the number and received a fax tone.
.

Family Law Attorney

Hello Group,
I am in need of a good family law attorney for my client, regarding a child custody case in Ventura County. Please let me know any suggestions via email.

Thank you,
Diane

Defuniak Springs, FL

Group,

Need Door Knock in DeFuniak Springs, Florida.

50.00 Flat Rate

Thank You

Atlanta Private Investigator, Eagle Investigative Services Inc. is a full service criminal and civil private investigation firm serving attorneys, corporations and individuals with timely, affordable and discreet solutions to any problem they may encounter. Their skills have earned them the name, “The Creative Problem Solvers”.