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Can you use Infinity to receive inmate calls

If I used Infinity phone service can I still receive phone calls from an inmate that's in Lowndes County jail in Valdosta

Asked: November 14, 2014
Author: Tiana
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Yes, if your inmate is at Lowndes County Jail and they use Infinity as their phone provider, you will need to use Infinity’s system to receive calls.

How it works:

  • The jail contracts with one phone provider only
  • That company (Infinity in this case) handles:
    • Call connections
    • Recording and monitoring
    • Billing

So even if you use another service, calls still have to go through Infinity.

About saving money:

  • If your number is long distance, calls can cost $5–$15 per call
  • If your number is local, calls are usually under $2

A local-number setup can help if:

  • You are not local to the jail
  • Your current calls are expensive

If you are already local:

  • You are already getting the lowest rate
  • There is no additional savings to be had

Bottom line:
You must use Infinity to receive the calls, but you can sometimes reduce the cost by making sure the number your inmate calls is considered local.

https://www.inmateaid.com/ask-the-inmate/can-you-use-infinity-to-receive-inmate-calls#answer
Accepted Answer Date Created: November 15,2014

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