The chain of course is dwarfed by giants like Kroger and Albertson's. Kroger, with a nearly 10% share of the grocery market, operates more than 2,600 stores, and the combined Albertson's and Safeway will operate about 2,400. Nonetheless, chains like Haggen are expanding, while the giant supermarket outfits are hunkering down and merging as consumers' tastes continue to change.
Using a Bondsmen, you will only have to pay 10% of the full amount of the bond for a State Charge. Another option is paying the entire bond at the Jail with cash or cashiers check.Federal bonds are 15%. With a Bondsman: If the bond is $5,000 your payment would be $500.sing a Bondsmen, you will only have to pay 10% of the full amount of the bond for a State Charge. Another option is paying the entire bond at the Jail with cash or cashiers check.
You have two options: 1. Pay the entire bail yourself, if you have $10,000. You will get the money back as long as he attends his court date. If he doesn't show up, that $10,000 becomes the court's money, forever, and your boyfriend will have another warrant out for his arrest... and next time his bail will be higher.2. Pay a bail bondsman 10% of the bail, in this case $1,000.And probably have to put up some asset for the rest. If he shows up for court, you get to keep your asset, if he doesn't show up for court, the bail bondsman will be able to take that asset from you through legal means, or get that bail money out of it.y b/f is in a Wisconsin county jail and his bail was set as a cash bond of $10,000. A relied inmate and a friend of mine swear that I would only have to pay 10% thus, $1,000.