The police are not looking for them. Private detectives will be involved in the work.

[Анатолий Маланченко]

Vadim, but you won’t get to work otherwise! And for 15 rubles no one will tear your ass .... get off unsubscribing without leaving your office! And working with a debtor is worse than working with a crook!

 

[Частный детектив. Владивосток.]

... And working with a debtor is worse than working with a crook!

I know, Tolya ... Therefore, I do not take up debt ...

Vadim, but you won’t get to work otherwise! And for 15 rubles no one will tear your ass .... get off unsubscribing without leaving your office!

In fact, the situation is twofold ... And so they don’t work, for a penny, they only row bribes! And so it can happen outrage if interest starts working ...
Maybe it makes sense to do something like raising the salary in the police? Or, as in the United States, they were caught on a crime, they fuck the fuck without severance pay, then you won’t get a job, and the worst thing is they are deprived of their pensions! Police officer ...

 

[Детективное агентство. Москва. Арбат.]

Here I am also interested in the financial issue))) Who and how will calculate the budget, how will everything be paid? I doubt very much that prices will even be close to market prices, and there will be more hassle ..

 

[Евгений СБ]

Vadim, but you won’t get to work otherwise! And for 15 rubles no one will tear your ass .... get off unsubscribing without leaving your office! And working with a debtor is worse than working with a crook!

If we go this way, then the Bailiffs will become just a commercial organization. First of all, cases of large debts will be considered. And the less - the less attention.
And I very much doubt that at least a penny will be included in the budget for the expenses of private detectives.

 

[Витаутас. Частный детектив г. Вильнюс. Литва]

In Lithuania, probably, work would have been done on this issue if there had been a desire on the part of the bailiffs themselves to share their feeder. We do not have state bailiffs, everything is already private and keeps itself at the expense of the collected amounts and, God forbid, they will tear off the last hide in their clutches. A person may owe an amount somewhere of $ 20-50, and if the bailiff intervenes, then he can pay 10 or more times a large amount. Our bailiffs have an interest in finding the wanted person and identifying his property, and in this matter they occasionally collaborate with private detectives

 

[Частный детектив. Владивосток.]

In Lithuania, probably, work would have been done on this issue if there had been a desire on the part of the bailiffs themselves to share their feeder. We do not have state bailiffs, everything is already private and keeps itself at the expense of the collected amounts and, God forbid, they will tear off the last hide in their clutches. A person may owe an amount somewhere of $ 20-50, and if the bailiff intervenes, then he can pay 10 or more times a large amount. Our bailiffs have an interest in finding the wanted person and identifying his property, and in this matter they occasionally collaborate with private detectives

In principle, our very same collectors ... Almost! Apparently, in Lithuania, such relations are regulated by law! ???

 

[Евгений СБ]

In Lithuania, probably, work would have been done on this issue if there had been a desire on the part of the bailiffs themselves to share their feeder. We do not have state bailiffs, everything is already private and keeps itself at the expense of the collected amounts and, God forbid, they will tear off the last hide in their clutches. A person may owe an amount somewhere of $ 20-50, and if the bailiff intervenes, then he can pay 10 or more times a large amount. Our bailiffs have an interest in finding the wanted person and identifying his property, and in this matter they occasionally collaborate with private detectives

In principle, our very same collectors ... Almost! Apparently, in Lithuania, such relations are regulated by law! ???

Vadim agrees, it looks like a collector. Apparently they themselves also do their wrap to the debtor, for their searches and so on. I wonder how this happens, and how is it enshrined in law?

 

[@InfoPoisk]

It’s not clear what the dispute is about, there are pozhalnyak lawyers, there will be poznakyak detectives. : lol:: lol:: lol:

 

[НСК-СБ]

November 08, 2011, 14:40

Private detectives pester

It seems that the debtors are taken seriously. On the one hand, they will be obliged to give the bailiffs a full list of property, and for trying to conceal something or simply drag out the process, they can both be punished criminally and in rubles. On the other hand, bailiffs will be able to use the services of private detective agencies.

The package of relevant amendments has already been actually approved by the committee on constitutional legislation of the State Duma.

The lawyer of the Knyazev & Partners College, Vladimir Yurasov, believes that the bailiffs simply want to shift their work to other people.

"The bailiffs obviously have their own lobby"

"The bailiffs say:" No, I do not want to work, there are private detective agencies in which I have friends, let's give them everything, and as I received a penny, I will receive it. It turns out that the money that the state should give to the bailiffs, to increase their qualifications and welfare, now these funds will be deposited as corruption components of the same bailiff service. "

Salaries of employees and the truth is low. Experts call the amount of 15-20 thousand rubles. Naturally, such bailiffs have no motivation to "dig deeper". But, as it turned out, private detectives have it. One of them, Oleg Pytov, says that orders of this kind appear to him 1-2 per month. And this is not the limit:

“On average, the price of such services varies from 15-40 thousand rubles for the search and establishment of such property. We all know that the debtor begins to hide his property, that is, register for his wives, children, mother-in-law, grandparents, etc. "After finding, all the information goes to the customer. The removal procedure is no longer our problem."

The detective is sure that the police should not do this either, because the bailiff service was created specifically for this work. However, the obvious flaws of its employees are their lack of professionalism. Or laziness. If the detective is interested in materially "digging deeply", then the bailiff, having received information that the car is on the debtor, may simply forget to make a request to the debtor's hometown, where he may well have his own small factory.

 

[Орлан]

I absolutely agree that if there is a percentage for detectives, then you can work together.