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Discount Phone

InmateAID finds you the cheapest rate on your inmate calls. Check to see how much we can save you!

Letters & Photos

Inmates look forward to mail call. Easily send letters and photos from your computer or smart-phone.

Postcards &
Greeting Cards

Send a postcard with a selfie or picture directly to your loved one, all from your smartphone.

Magazine Subscriptions

Inmates can read and share magazines with other inmates, helping them to make friends.

Send Money

One of the simplest ways to help your loved one is to send money for their phone and commissary accounts.

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Ask the Inmate

Subject: Send Inmate Mail

Hey, I need to know what I need to be able to send letter and stuff to her. I have credits on here that I'm not able to use, but I'm trying to mail her (Philieza Renee Lopano). Thank you!

First, go to your My Account and make sure you've added an inmate profile. If not there yet, you’ll need to create one using their full name, inmate ID, and facility. Once added, click on Letter or Postcard, write your message, and upload any photos if you’d like. When you’re done, just click Send. We print your letter and photos and mail them from our office in Florida directly to their facility through USPS, they receive it as regular mail at mail call.

Subject: Send Inmate Mail

how do they send a letter back?

Your inmate can send her letter to the InmateAid mailing address instead of your home address. This is part of our Letters from Inmates service. Once her letter arrives, we receive it, scan it, and upload it to your Account Dashboard, where you can read it anytime. This means you don’t have to share your personal address, which gives you an extra layer of privacy and peace of mind. The service is optional and costs $1.89 per letter received.

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