Sending commissary funds or books to an inmate requires careful adherence to the facility's guidelines to ensure the process is smooth and hassle-free. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate this process: Sending Commissary Funds: Check the Facility’s Policies: Before sending money, verify the jail or prison's rules regarding commissary deposits, as policies can vary. Most facilities accept funds via online payment services, phone, mail, or in person. Use Approved Methods:

Yes, Amazon is the best and most widely accepted method of sending books inside

You shouldn't send a book directly through the mail, the prisons and jails require all publications (ie magazines) to come directly from the publisher. Amazon is the best and most widely accepted method of sending books inside.

The corrections address is the physical address of the facility Lowell Correctional Institution for Women. In the state of Florida, the DOC has a post office address in Tampa where ALL incoming inmate mail is received. 

The magazine subscriptions come directly from the publisher, a rule set by the prisons and jails. Depending on the individual publisher the first issue arrives in about 8-12 weeks and then is repeated month after month until the total amount of issues are delivered. This is similar to any magazine subscription for anyone that takes a subscription postcard from a magazine and mails it to the publisher. If you are still in the "delivery window", have no fear InmateAid has been

8 to 12 weeks... they come direct from the publisher and just take a little time to get the first issue out

yes, but we would caution sending magazine subscriptions into any county jail unless they are serving a sentence of one year or more.

The best fiction books (IMO) are from authors like Stuart Woods, John Grisholm, David Baldacci, Nora Roberts, Harlen Coben, Sandra Brown, Lee Child, James Patterson and others. The best books for general knowledge and insight, start with anything by Malcolm Gladwell

Playboy reverted back to nude photos, there is no nudity allowed in the prison mail. Maxim magazine is a prison favorite, as are the Penthouse Letters.

Maxim, Sports Illustrated, and Men's Health are top sellers. There are dozens of different puzzle magazines that are amazing and they really help the time go by.