Of course they are. We have served thousands of folks that have an inmate where CityTeleCoin has the contract. InmateAid's Discount Telephone Service is not a replacement for the phone service at the jail, we provide a number that will make the calls cheaper when you use them.  We have found a number that is going to be more beneficial. If you have received calls from your inmate already, you've seen the 318 area code on the caller ID. To get the lowest priced inmate calls, we get

In your My Account area after logging in, the section "Letters to Inmates" will have a record of all your paid and pending letters, photos, postcards or greeting cards.

Thanks Nadja!!

InmateAID hopes that 2017 brings home many of our inmates and provides them opportunity, health and prosperity!! Thank you to you Sunny for the New Year's wishes!!

The visitation changes, before you go, call 314-385-4672, and select option 1.

They do NOT get less good time. All inmates get the exact same privilege - it is up to them whether they keep it. Inmates are granted a 15% good time credit the day they are incarcerated. Only the inmate's failure to follow the rules would cause them to lose any or all of this privilege.

You are not allowed to send soft back albums (or ANY packages at all) into a federal prison. You can send your inmate money and at the federal commissary she can buy a photo album. You can then send individual photos and she can arrange the photo book herself and keep it in her locker. Now there you have it, a break!

It is every inmate's right to ask for clemency. If you have a drug offense and are in the federal BOP, Obama was giving out clemency tickets by the hundreds. There have been zero for sex offenders. The states also offer a way to apply to their governor for clemency. These are long, long shots for success. Long sentenced drug criminals have had a lot of attention from the Obama Administration - he has pardoned or granted clemency to more

If he is not in the state prison system or the federal BOP, there are no online postings for release dates. Even some states still do not have the release dates posted on their website.  We would simply ask your inmate, because every inmate knows the exact day they are leaving.

Strange that he won't tell you a date to pick him up...  Call the counselor or the case manager, see if they will share that information with you. If you don't know a date, and he won't tell you... maybe he has other arrangements??