Alternative Judicial Services
Alternative Judicial Services Overview
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Alternative Judicial Services has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review and overall sentiment is strongly negative; the single reviewer reports serious dissatisfaction.
Positive Feedback
No positive experiences are reported in the available review; the reviewer found no trustworthy or ethical service value.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reviewer alleges dishonest ownership and deceptive conduct affecting probation outcomes, a central customer complaints theme in these Alternative Judicial Services reviews.
- Claims of fraudulent behavior and extended probation raise risk concerns about trust and customer service interactions.
- Reviewer advises keeping written proof due to alleged deceptive practices.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Keep all compliance records and written agreements and document interactions carefully.
- Be prepared to file a formal complaint with the Private Probation Services Council and research the cited civil lawsuit before engaging.
- Monitor billing or refund issues closely and treat verbal assurances skeptically.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Alternative Judicial Services has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review and overall sentiment is strongly negative; the single reviewer reports serious dissatisfaction.
Positive Feedback
No positive experiences are reported in the available review; the reviewer found no trustworthy or ethical service value.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reviewer alleges dishonest ownership and deceptive conduct affecting probation outcomes, a central customer complaints theme in these Alternative Judicial Services reviews.
- Claims of fraudulent behavior and extended probation raise risk concerns about trust and customer service interactions.
- Reviewer advises keeping written proof due to alleged deceptive practices.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Keep all compliance records and written agreements and document interactions carefully.
- Be prepared to file a formal complaint with the Private Probation Services Council and research the cited civil lawsuit before engaging.
- Monitor billing or refund issues closely and treat verbal assurances skeptically.
Turn one complaint into a collective action
Alternative Judicial Services Owner Review
- Reviewer accuses company of crooked deceptive probation practices.
- Keep written proof and file a complaint with Private Probation Services Council.
This "company" is a sick joke to society. The owners of it are crooked, and looking to prey upon the weak and intimidated for their own greedy financial gain.
Do NOT buy into thinking that they are honest and ethical in the services they provide. That was a mistake on my behalf, thinking they were legitimate and trustworthy. They are not out to provide "alternative" judicial services...quite the opposite, in fact. They will lure you in with their southern dispositions in order to gain your trust.
Then when you are doing everything you should, and preparing to get off probation, they lie and deceive the court system into believing otherwise, only for hopes of violating offenders and extending probation longer----AKA fraudulent and unethical conduct. My best advice for dealing with these money-hungry scammers, keep every bit of proof of your compliance and agreements, have everything in writing, and above all DO NOT be afraid to file a complaint with the Private Probation Services Council, under the TN Dept.
of Commerce/Insurance. Furthermore, any interested persons should do a web search for the civil lawsuit in Sullivan Co., TN against Danny Henry (probation officer for AJS).
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The exact information I was looking for, I get off probation in June, have to take a DUI school, cost's $250.00. I paid half on April 1st, went back today Derek Blix has no "records regarding that, even though 30 DAYS ago, I personally handed HIM the money.
He gave me a receipt for the monthly fee of 45 , but NOT a receipt for the $125.00 I gave him for half my payment for DUI school, and says I still owe $250. class is on the 18th, I would have had it PAID this morning, but I don't have enough to make up the amount of money he swindled me out of, but a violation of probation is on the line. He's DEMANDING I enter into a payment schedule, but if I MISS a payment, I have to start over or lose my license. Considering my financial limitations.
I'm getting SET UP FOR A FALL! THANKS FOR YOUR POST.
NOTE: THIS BUSINESS IS IN ROGERSVILLE, TN
Wth?