It would appear that you've answered your own question. If he is getting released in four months and he can't add a Malvern number to his call list, then there would not seem to be any benefit. The flip side is that the call price differential is about $4.00 per call. We have a high density of users of the InmateAid Discount telephone service users in The Omega Technical Violator Center and have not heard of the difficulty

InmateAID works perfectly for all incarcerated individuals. The services that are available are extremely reliable. If you have a specific concern about a service for a county jail, please feel free to write back and we will do our best to give you an accurate answer.

We are happy to provide you with a coupon code to try out the service. After you are finished writing or receiving your letter and uploading two photos, go to the Pay Now page and enter TRACY in the coupon code box and click APPLY. The coupon will pay for the service one time.

Inmates do NOT have access to the Internet. There are no computers to the outside world. There are however some email programs in various places like federal prison where the inmate can pay-per-minute to send and read emails. It is on about a 2-hour delay and is very expensive but it does work well. Inmates are strictly prohibited from the use of a cellphone. Cellphones are considered dangerous contraband and carry a punishment of up to an extra five

Yes, but you will not be able to hand it to him. You will be able to make a deposit into his trust account for use at the commissary in the lobby of the visitation area.

JPay allows you to send money to an offender in all TDCJ prison facilities. Visit their website at jpay.com or call 1-800-574-JPAY to send funds using Visa, Discover or MasterCard credit/debit cards. Tell them InmateAID sent you...♦JPay Senders can make cash deposits at MoneyGram locations nationwide using an Express Payment form. Senders may also make cash deposits from their home after setting up a cash collection account with a JPay customer service representative.

Inmates must make an outbound call to you. They place your number on their call list and can direct dial you - as long as they have money on their TruLinks account. If you want to verify the location of your inmate, you can go online to: bop.gov/iloc2/LocateInmate.jsp

Minimum custody prison is similar to army barracks living. There are normally no fences and the un-prison-like setting there is almost surreal considering you are serving a sentence. For this "benefit" there is an understanding that the prospect of being transferred to a "real prison" for breaking the rules exists and creates a calmer experience among the inmates than other situations in higher custody level facilities might have.  Forty months is no joke, but being in a camp versus a walled prison

Unfortunately there is nothing anyone on the outside can do to intervene on prison matters. Discipline and punishment is meted out by the rules of the institution and all the inmates know them the minute they are first brought in. If there is a suspicion, the system has it's way of doing things and it will have to run it's course. He will have a disciplinary hearing where there are no lawyers speaking for him, he will have to convince

Inmates do not have access to the Internet. There are however a few services that specialize in sending commissary packages to inmates - loved ones on the "outside" can order online and these nice baskets are delivered to your inmate.  Inmates normally order their commissary "inside" once a week and if there are no package services available that would be the only way for them to shop for things not provided by the institution.