Mr. Paul Koch of Freestate Investigations was hired as a private process server. I sent the papers I had along with the agreed-upon fee of $75. Mr. Koch contacted me to say that I needed to file the papers with the court first, and I responded that I did. (I did not realize I was supposed to wait for a Writ of Summons from the court as I have never sued anyone before.) He did not respond to indicate that additional paperwork was needed, then "served" the papers. When I later realized that the papers were not in fact served, I contacted Mr. Koch again. At this point, he did not respond to any of my questions or emails. I sent the Writ of Summons to him, which he served properly this time. He also sent a bill for $85. When I contacted him to express my dismay at not only being charged twice, but that the cost was higher, his attitude was that it was basically my fault. I believe that Mr. Koch acted in bad faith and took advantage of someone who did not know the system. He clearly knew that I should have had additional paperwork the first time, but he did not mention it to me. I told him that I did not agree to the additional $85 charge, and that if he had told me that when I contacted him the second time, I would have declined his services. Again, I believe he acted unethically and in bad faith.