But there's no law against it, right? Per Spanky's link
Posted on: November 22, 2017 at 11:22:10 CT
JeffB
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Missouri has no maximum. I would think that some bondsmen might be open to charging 25% or more, especially if someone puts up collateral meeting or exceeding the other 75%, even for a cash only bond.
It sounds like the only requirement is that their fees have to be on file with the state. If they set the maximums high enough or put in formulas for extra charges for cash only bonds I would think that the free market would come up with some solution... at least for those who could afford it.