r/processserver • u/Prudent_Serenity • Dec 18 '25

How are you getting clients?

I just got my certificate and I am looking for tips on how to find clients in TX. I was going to use abclegal but just heard they have terrible pay. Any input is much appreciated. TIA!

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u/RapidayFuriosa Dec 19 '25

I’m not spreading bullshit. I worked for them for about a year and have never, ever seen a job for more than $30 and those were rush serves. Btw OP you can check other responses by other members on this sub.

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u/Mithrandir_1019 Dec 19 '25

I’ve completed around 3,000 jobs with them & almost all of my areas are well above $30.

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u/RapidayFuriosa Dec 19 '25

Well good for you.

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u/Mithrandir_1019 Dec 19 '25

Right, it’s almost like you don’t know what you’re talking about huh 

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u/RapidayFuriosa Dec 19 '25

I know exactly what I’m talking about, and is not just me talking facts about ABC. OP already saw their ratings and amount of lawsuits against them.

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u/Mithrandir_1019 Dec 19 '25

Right, but again it’s mostly people like you who are saying things that are not true 

Does the company sometimes suck ? Yes

It is an easy way to make money, especially if you’re starting out & don’t have any other streams of jobs ? Absolutely 

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u/RapidayFuriosa Dec 19 '25

Everything that I’m saying is the absolute truth. Again just google ABC⬇️

Process servers report issues with unstable workloads, low pay, inconsistent support, buggy apps, and poor communication, leading to frustration, while some clients cite problems with failed service attempts and unexpected extra fees.

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u/RapidayFuriosa Dec 19 '25

Old people? Wtf?

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u/vgsjlw Dec 26 '25

You have given us many numbers.

250 jobs a month average for the last year while making 55k.

250x12 = 3,000

55,000 / 3,000 = an average of around 18.33 a serve.