Anti-Spam Policy
BB Bail never sends email, texts, or calls, and never collects contact details. This page explains our anti-spam commitments under federal and California law and Google's policies, and how to report messages that falsely claim to come from us.
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We do not send marketing messages
BB Bail is a read-only public-information guide. We do not send commercial email, text messages (SMS/MMS), robocalls, push notifications, or faxes, and we do not collect email addresses or phone numbers. There is no newsletter, form, or account on this site.
We do not buy, rent, sell, harvest, or share contact lists, and we do not use automated tools to gather addresses from this or any other website.
Compliance commitments
If this site ever begins sending any electronic messages, it will do so only with prior consent and in line with the federal CAN-SPAM Act (15 U.S.C. § 7701 et seq.), the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (47 U.S.C. § 227), California Business and Professions Code §§ 17529–17529.9 (restrictions on unsolicited commercial email), California Business and Professions Code § 17538.41 (unsolicited faxes), and the California Consumer Privacy Act as amended by the CPRA. That would include accurate sender information, truthful subject lines, a clear way to unsubscribe, and honoring opt-outs promptly. This policy would be updated before any such change.
Impersonation and messages claiming to be from us
Because we never contact anyone, any email, text, call, or social message claiming to be from BB Bail or bbbail.com — especially one asking for payment, bail money, a booking number, or personal details — is not from us. Do not send money or information in response.
You can report suspected scams to the Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov, spam email to spam@uce.gov, unwanted calls to donotcall.gov, and suspicious bail-agent activity to the California Department of Insurance at insurance.ca.gov. The California Attorney General accepts consumer complaints at oag.ca.gov.
Advertising and Google policies
Ads on this site are served by Google AdSense under Google's publisher policies. We do not place ads in misleading ways, do not encourage clicks, do not use deceptive redirects, and do not send automated or incentivized traffic. Ads are not endorsements. How advertising cookies work is explained in the privacy policy.
User-generated content and links
This site has no comments, forums, or user submissions, so it does not host user-posted spam. Guest articles in the blog are reviewed editorially; links in them are chosen for relevance to readers, and we do not sell links to manipulate search rankings in violation of Google Search spam policies.
Changes to this policy
If our practices change, this page is updated first. Continued use of the site reflects the current version of this policy.
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Browse all 58 county guidesThis website is a free public-information guide about how bail works in California. It is not legal advice, does not create an attorney-client relationship, and is not a bail bond company, referral service, or agent. This site does not sell, arrange, or broker bail bonds and does not recommend or endorse any company. Bail amounts are set by courts and county schedules; premiums and terms are set by individual licensed companies. Verify any bail agent's license at insurance.ca.gov and consult a licensed attorney about your specific situation.