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#31
Business Promotions / Battlefield Process Serving
Last post by BattlefieldPS - May 31, 2026, 11:23 PMHi, I am Rich Sonoski from Battlefield Process Serving in historic Gettysburg, PA. I serve in a great number of counties in Pennsylvania and a few in Maryland. I am a member of both NAPPS (National Association of Professional Process Servers) and NPSN (National Process Servers Network). I am a big advocate of the IntelServe intelserve.io Case Management for Process Servers and PI's.
Check out my website at www.battlefieldps.com and I am anxious to say that we'll have an updated website in the very new future where we can accept cases directly through the website.
Our contact information is:
Office: 717-814-8064
Email: battlefieldprocessserving@gmail.com
Check out my website at www.battlefieldps.com and I am anxious to say that we'll have an updated website in the very new future where we can accept cases directly through the website.
Our contact information is:
Office: 717-814-8064
Email: battlefieldprocessserving@gmail.com
#32
Business Promotions / Re: Servor, Inc
Last post by Donald Zeigler - May 31, 2026, 08:30 AMQuote from: Msperk on May 31, 2026, 07:33 AMI am Sheri Perkinson with Servor, Inc in Richmond, Virginia. We serve the Greater Richmond area and beyond. Please go to our website.. www.servorinc.com. we would love to hear from you.Hi, Sheri. Welcome to the forum.
#33
Business Promotions / Servor, Inc
Last post by Msperk - May 31, 2026, 07:33 AMI am Sheri Perkinson with Servor, Inc in Richmond, Virginia. We serve the Greater Richmond area and beyond. Please go to our website.. www.servorinc.com. we would love to hear from you.
#34
Road Stories / Not elusive, but still a pain ...
Last post by Donald Zeigler - May 30, 2026, 09:07 PMI was retained to serve a subpoena out of FL that I had to domesticate in the county the recipient now resided in. The customer sent me what was supposed to be a good address, explaining the property belonged to her new husband and they were both residing there. This was personal service only.
The property was a farmhouse out in the country. I visited three times and never encountered anything but cattle and ground hogs. The client authorized three more attempts. Two of these were exhausted by additional visits to the farmhouse, where once again I only encountered livestock and wildlife.
I finally hit pay dirt on Facebook, seeing a post from an area nightclub advertising a performance by a musician with the same name as the recipient's new husband. I found his personal page and a photo of him with a woman. He had tagged her and bingo! It was my recipient.
I snooped around her Facebook page and noticed she often went with him to his club dates. I decided to stake out the club he was playing at that night - the client approved the additional fee. Sure enough, about 6pm he rolled in driving a van. He was alone. I watched him unload and get back into the van.
I walked up to the van and introduced myself. He was quite surprised when I told him why I was there. He called the recipient and told her what was going on. He let me talk to her and I explained the situation. She agreed to drive to the club, and I served her.
As it turned out they did not even live at the farmhouse. It belonged to a family member and the husband just got mail there. While she would not tell me exactly where they did live, she did say it was a cabin on the river out on the boondocks and they lived completely off the grid.
Had I not spotted the nightclub's social post, this would have been a non-service. The client was happy, the recipient and her husband were pretty cool concerning the circumstances, and the job was completed.
The property was a farmhouse out in the country. I visited three times and never encountered anything but cattle and ground hogs. The client authorized three more attempts. Two of these were exhausted by additional visits to the farmhouse, where once again I only encountered livestock and wildlife.
I finally hit pay dirt on Facebook, seeing a post from an area nightclub advertising a performance by a musician with the same name as the recipient's new husband. I found his personal page and a photo of him with a woman. He had tagged her and bingo! It was my recipient.
I snooped around her Facebook page and noticed she often went with him to his club dates. I decided to stake out the club he was playing at that night - the client approved the additional fee. Sure enough, about 6pm he rolled in driving a van. He was alone. I watched him unload and get back into the van.
I walked up to the van and introduced myself. He was quite surprised when I told him why I was there. He called the recipient and told her what was going on. He let me talk to her and I explained the situation. She agreed to drive to the club, and I served her.
As it turned out they did not even live at the farmhouse. It belonged to a family member and the husband just got mail there. While she would not tell me exactly where they did live, she did say it was a cabin on the river out on the boondocks and they lived completely off the grid.
Had I not spotted the nightclub's social post, this would have been a non-service. The client was happy, the recipient and her husband were pretty cool concerning the circumstances, and the job was completed.
#35
Business Promotions / Zodiac Legal Process
Last post by Donald Zeigler - May 30, 2026, 08:50 PMThat's me! 
We are located in Bluefield, Virginia. Our coverage area in Virginia includes these counties: Tazewell, Smyth, Wythe, Russell, Giles and Washington. In West Virginia we serve Mercer, Monroe, Raleigh, McDowell and Summers Counties.
We belong to NAPPS and promise you hard work and the best possible results. Visit us here.
We are located in Bluefield, Virginia. Our coverage area in Virginia includes these counties: Tazewell, Smyth, Wythe, Russell, Giles and Washington. In West Virginia we serve Mercer, Monroe, Raleigh, McDowell and Summers Counties.
We belong to NAPPS and promise you hard work and the best possible results. Visit us here.
#36
Forum Info and Help / Welcome to the forum
Last post by Donald Zeigler - May 30, 2026, 11:31 AMWelcome to the Process Server Discussion Forum. I thought it was time for a return to the days of online discussions as they happened before social media ruined everything. This forum is not connected to any social media platform. There are no ads, no recommended content and no bots. The only personal information you have to provide is a valid email address at signup so we can verify you are a human being. The only tracking here is through non-invasive browser cookies so the forum knows if you're logged in or out.
Nose around and get familiar with things. Some of you may not be familiar with online discussions outside the social media platforms - hopefully you will find this forum to be a refreshing change; where there are no distractions and you have total control over the content you choose to view here.
I think there might be some default rules embedded somewhere in this thing, but overall I don't want this to be a police state. We're all professionals and know how to behave like one.
Enjoy! --DZ
Nose around and get familiar with things. Some of you may not be familiar with online discussions outside the social media platforms - hopefully you will find this forum to be a refreshing change; where there are no distractions and you have total control over the content you choose to view here.
I think there might be some default rules embedded somewhere in this thing, but overall I don't want this to be a police state. We're all professionals and know how to behave like one.
Enjoy! --DZ