Aladdin Bail Bonds

Super helpful when a friend got into some trouble. The customer service was really great and made everything as easy as possible. 5 stars for sure !!!

The absolute best in bondsmen. must I say anymore? If you or someone you live needs bailed… These are the people to call.
Sincerely,
BeenThereDoneThatTooManyTimes…
S~

Really quick and friendly service. It took around 6 hours for my friend to be released but the sheriffs let me know that 6 hours is around the average release time.
It was a terrible situation but the guys at Aladdin made it as easy as possible!

Speedy service and friendly staff. Very efficient and was able to answer all of my questions. Thanks!

While on a trip to SF, I had to bail out one of my dumb friends (long story). Although the situation was less than ideal I can say that Aladdin really helped me through a difficult time. They were there to answer all my questions and patiently walk me through the process.
I hope you never find yourself in my situation but if you do I would definitely recommend this place.

ive never dealt with so much lying and disrespect in my life. all they cared about was getting their money. harassment all throughtout the day n night just trying to make sure they get their money. taking advantage of people in desperate times. if they feel like you are pulling out of a bail they will try any excuses to make u want to go through with it. i am just beyond disgusted. excuse after excuse. dont trust these people! i got better info from just calling the jail myself. they authorized a bail without my consent and the payment. it was all just about the money! this is your only warning!

I have a friend (it isn’t me, I swear) that gets into a lot of trouble. He is an insane crazy person. His crimes are «victimless» and self-​destructive. I could go into this in depth but it makes me sad. For the purpose of this review, I’ll call my friend Wacky McDoo.
One night I came home and the SO told me Wacky called. Wacky was in 850 Bryant and wanted me to bail him out. And then I received a phone call from Wacky, collect.
I thought when you were in jail you only got one phone call, but apparently there is a phone booth in your cell where you can call people collect until they give in and come bail you out.
After much deliberation, I decided to bail Wacky out. His bail bond was $ 5,000 and I had to pay 10%. I went to Aladdin because I like genies. Jose R. Paez (Mgr, 2001) was patient with me. I paid the $ 500 bond and took as many Aladdin pens, matchbooks and other swag I could fit in my purse. I still have all this crap in my desk drawer at home.
Wacky McDoo was released about 2 hours later. He showed up at my home at 3am in a cab. He didn’t have any money and the driver was pissed. Apparently Wacky had spent all his money at the liquor store getting liquored up. I paid the cab fare and Wacky disappeared into the night.
Wacky showed up for his court date so I didn’t have to pay the $ 5,000. I was pleasantly surprised. I got my $ 500 back (from Wacky’s mom). Wacky ended up doing community service for that particular crime. A few days later, Wacky McDoo got drunk, committed more crimes and is now serving 5 – 10 in Quentin.