Inmates can and do get their college education during their incarceration. For inmates in a county jail, your inmate would have to speak with a counselor and ask what they will approve first. Depending on the length of the sentence, the staff will likely assist in proxying the exams and certifying the test results. If they get the blessing of the facility (usually they LOVE the fact that an inmate would take the initiative to improve themselves) there would have to

not sure, but it sounds right... but what sounds off is "a text from an inmate"... if he has a cellphone, it's a mistake because it could add time to his sentence if discovered.

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Yes absolutely!

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Absolutely! The companies that have the local contracts have varying rates. We find the best number for each unique facility. Sometimes the best rate is a local number, other times it's a number from outside of your state that lowers the call price. Send us the name of the facility and your telephone number, we will give you an honest estimate of the savings, if any.

Of course you should be concerned and it is to be expected, from both your perspectives. He is wondering what you are doing, thinks the worst even if you have never given an inclination that you'd stray. It's natural, but it will take a Herculean effort on both of your parts to keep it going. Give him his space for a bit, stop peppering him with questions. He's in prison, he's getting punished - do not pile on with your

Call 215-291-1231 to get that information

If you had an account and the inmate was released, you know there are no refunds. But, if you call in and speak with a rep, we will reinstate the number for you and give you a free month.

Western Union Quick Collect. Deposit will post to offender’s account within 24 hours. For each Quick Collect transaction the following information must be provided:  Pay to: TDCJ – Inmate Trust Fund  Code City and State: TDCJ/TX  Account number with facility: Offender’s TDCJ number and offender’s last name  Attention: Offender’s last name and offender’s first name