inmates will be suspicious of EVERYTHING you do or say... they think you're up to something even if you're not... we inmates have a lot of idle time to create "science fiction novels" in our heads... all you can do is be you... and stay 'close' the best way you know how to...

YES, they would use the 'return address' on the mail piece we send on your behalf. Having your inmate send mail through us protects you (both) from the prying eyes of nearby inmates who might have bad intentions with the address of an inmate's loved one. There are countless stories of inmates extorting loved ones... don't expose your personal information needlessly, the cost for us to handle your inmate mail is $1.49.

we can change the forward-to number. please let us know the details and we will make the change immediately... SEND INQUIRY TO: aid@inmateaid.com

The RETURN ADDRESS is from InmateAid.com in Florida...

the only "sure way" is a postcard or a letter letting them know the specifics

write me :)

I always felt like reading was my salvation, it is the ONLY way to escape ;)... good luck keeping things together, it's never easy for those on the outside... and harder for those inside not jumping to conclusions when they don't hear from you. 

one to three months usually

corrlinks access - yes, phone calls - no

It 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