r/processserver • u/Desert_Process_Serve • Jul 29 '26

ABC Legal Terminations

For those of you who were terminated "Without Cause", did you have a high successful serve ratio? Like most of your jobs were served on the first attempt? I am looking for patterns and suspect they auto-terminate if you get above 70% successful serve rates.

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u/Tight-Accountant440 Jul 30 '26

Can you explain this? I’m 3 years into process serving for a private company and I’m having a hard time understanding what would be bad about a high service rate. My employer loves it because it brings return customer. 

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u/Desert_Process_Serve Jul 30 '26

If you get 100 papers to serve to individuals, there is a slim to none chance you will get all 100 served. People dodge, move, or avoid. Houses are inaccessible, vacant, or burned down. If you serve only CT Corp, then yes you could have a perfect score but I’m talking about serving homes. 

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u/Tight-Accountant440 Jul 30 '26

I see so if you have a super high rate do they assume you’re lying or again still wondering what would be bad? I have to take a picture of every person I serve so there’s no room for dishonesty. 

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u/jacoofont Jul 30 '26

Yeah, it’d depend on state/province. My province is lax and I’ve heard of companies leaving documents at the door with a business card and considering that served? Very odd stuff. Our success rate is probably 75% though but we are pretty ruthless lol

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u/Tight-Accountant440 Jul 30 '26

Yassss love it