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Why would you do that? If you feel compelled to send money, consider it 'safe' but puzzling unless they have given you a story and you just want to help. I'd be careful not to overextend yourself sending money to an inmate on promises they made.
Read moreIt depends on the facility, there are some good vendors who have great deals (compared to the commissary options)... but you should contact the nit secretary at the facility to get their rules
Read moreYes, there are several options for you to buy from third-party companies that have a relationship with the prison or jail where your inmate is incarcerated. Not every facility accepts packages from all vendors so please call the facility and ask. For instance, check out these companies to see if they have an option for your inmate... Access Securepak, iCare, Mycarepack to name a few.
Read moreThey sell shower shoes in the commissary. If JPay puts money in his commissary account, he should be all set.
Read moreNo, we doubt that the 'for-profit' prison package companies would take food stamps as payment.
Read moreThey sell them through the commissary
Read moreWhatever amount you can afford to send is a blessing to any inmate. $100/month is a very nice gesture and will go a long way in prison for incidentals, phone time and postal expenses for letter writing
Read moreInmates can use their money in their Inmate Account to buy commissary, add talk time to their phone, send an email and even send money home to family members.
Read moreCommissary lists for federal prisons are available on this website. Find the prison page and scroll down to "Commissary Lists" and click. There are items and prices displayed. Only the inmate can purchase items (once per week), you can add money to their inmate account for spending at the commissary.
Read moreInmates are able to buy sneakers, work boots and a variety of socks. Click this link to see an actual commissary list with prices.
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