Private Investigators Cape town

The short answer in modern-day South Africa is sooner rather than later. – Without going into how competent or not the investigators in the South African Police Services are, when we get assigned to an investigation, our next potential job comes from the failure or success of the current one. Will our clients recommend us or not? The sooner a competent investigator can start following up on leads, the better the prospects of success.

Private Investigators must be registered with PSIRA, the Security Industry’s Governing Body. – But as mentioned elsewhere so does the car guard at the local mall. – We have worked alongside many private investigators over the years and the work ethic, skills, and know-how of former SAPS investigators can be seen from miles away. Our approach is slow and effective, rather than quick-fix kamikaze style work, which later turns out to be a complete waste of our client’s money.

The short answer: No, we cannot. We will do everything according to the book and identify the culprits. From there the SAPS must see the docket through the prosecution process. Although we monitor and assist, we many times end up facing more difficulties with the SAPS than when trying to squeeze a male lion into a can. – We ask our clients to allow us time to knock on the next door and the next, until we eventually get assistance.

Yes, you must. – We sell time and expertise and not guaranteed successes. Like people pay doctors to treat them and sometimes end up dead, we also provide our time and expertise.

We work on different hourly rates, depending on the assignment. – This we communicate before we get assigned and you only assign us of you are happy with the price.