Usually to decide on a company to go with and put your trust with, all you need is a good sense of judgment.

If you’re walking up to a parking lot with used cars scattered around and the sales guy immediately comes flying out of his office spewing some nonsense about the best deals in town wearing a 1960 plaid suit, you’ve probably judged the situation correctly and moved on to a different auto dealer.

But how can you make a decision on a bail bond company when most of the time you will only be speaking with them on the …