backdated surety bond

[isrealsuits]

i need a backdated surety bond from sep 2017, any leads where i can get it?

[isrealsuits]

bump

[hvaces42]

Why would anyone give you anything thats backdated so you can file a claim? You're asking someone to commit a crime. Go away.

[raf]

No. Thanks for the accusation! For legal reasons I need to be covered.
No claim big filed

[Something Fishy]

No. Thanks for the accusation! For legal reasons I need to be covered.
No claim big filed

LOL, try staying under the same username throughout the conversation.

[davidrotts63]

LOL, try staying under the same username throughout the conversation.

SMH

[hvaces42]

No. Thanks for the accusation! For legal reasons I need to be covered.
No claim big filed

Oh so your not committing bonding fraud, its identity fraud and insurance fraud. Why would you need to show anything backdated if it wasnt fraudulent? Please enlighten us.

Disclaimer: Do not admit to any crimes for which you may still be prosecuted.

[gingyguy]

LOL, try staying under the same username throughout the conversation.

easiest way to stay anonymous ...
but seems like it might occasionally be ok
http://answers.suretybonds.com/question/can-i-get-a-bond-for-past-months

[aygart]

Oh so your not committing bonding fraud, its identity fraud and insurance fraud. Why would you need to show anything backdated if it wasnt fraudulent? Please enlighten us.

Disclaimer: Do not admit to any crimes for which you may still be prosecuted.

There are cases where backdating can be legal as long as you pay backdated as well. No idea if this is one of them, but the companies that do these things would know that it is being backdated and either they allow it or they don't. Maybe you should not be so quick to jump on someone and instead be dan lkaf zechus.

[gingyguy]

There are cases where backdating can be legal as long as you pay backdated as well. No idea if this is one of them, but the companies that do these things would know that it is being backdated and either they allow it or they don't. Maybe you should not be so quick to jump on someone and instead be dan lkaf zechus.

+1

[hvaces42]

There are cases where backdating can be legal as long as you pay backdated as well. No idea if this is one of them, but the companies that do these things would know that it is being backdated and either they allow it or they don't. Maybe you should not be so quick to jump on someone and instead be dan lkaf zechus.

The only reason to backdate a surety bond is to prove coverage on a certain date or to file a claim. Spent enough time around surety bonds to know.

So maybe be dan lkaf zchus the other way that I (sometimes) know what I'm talking about. Unless someone can show me a scenario otherwise, dan lkaf zchus is a two way street. 

[aygart]

The only reason to backdate a surety bond is to prove coverage on a certain date or to file a claim. Spent enough time around surety bonds to know.

So maybe be dan lkaf zchus the other way that I (sometimes) know what I'm talking about. Unless someone can show me a scenario otherwise, dan lkaf zchus is a two way street. 

easiest way to stay anonymous ...
but seems like it might occasionally be ok
http://answers.suretybonds.com/question/can-i-get-a-bond-for-past-months

[hvaces42]

Generally speaking surety companies prefer not to backdate a bond's effective date as that would put them at risk for liability for a time during which they has no association with the principal/client.

[aygart]

Generally speaking surety companies prefer not to backdate a bond's effective date as that would put them at risk for liability for a time during which they has no association with the principal/client.

continue

[gingyguy]

Generally speaking surety companies prefer not to backdate a bond's effective date as that would put them at risk for liability for a time during which they has no association with the principal/client.

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