E Messaging with J PAY

Depends on what time you send the email,they get it the same day.

Thats right, does depend on the time you send it, and what time the mail room sends the mail out. I normally work on one day, but l have had the odd letter take two days.

My pp in Kansas gets it in the evening - he told me - he gets his mail every day even during week-ends (I wrote him on Saturday and got a reply on Sunday night). He said it's a room and he can go in there any time he wants, so sometimes he writes me the first part of his mail in the morning, than come back later to finish it.

I'm in France and I usually write him around 10 pm - that should be around 3 pm in KS and he gets it the same day. We've e-mailed back and forth every day last week because he was on "Thanksgiving break" but now he's back to work :p

I usually try and get it sent before 1200 am, to Ramsey Unit were I know the mail is slow anyway I just wondered approximately how long is it like a few days or same day, i know he cant e message me back, so i wanted a general idea

If I send mail before midday my time, my pp (in Ramsey Unit) gets it that day (his time). It's great if I want to get urgent information to him for some reason. I've been using JPAY email for a few months now, and it's normally always the same day.

:)

My husband gets my emails on the same day,he's not at the Ramsey Unit but also in TX.
But like normal snailmail not sat. and sun.

Can all inmates receive messages like this? It sounds a good way to get a quick message to them.

As far as I know fairygirl not all facilities have J Pay messaging service but you can check there map on there web site to find out for sure..........Thanks ev everyone for all your replies, it is most appreciated

you could try corrlinks as well

https://www.corrlinks.com/

I hear so much about JPAY, and I am a little curious about something.. Do inmates in detention, adseg, lockdown, and maxximum security get to send and receive via JPAY?

I hear so much about JPAY, and I am a little curious about something.. Do inmates in detention, adseg, lockdown, and maxximum security get to send and receive via JPAY?

They can recieve emails.But they can't send emails that doesn't work through jpay at least not for TX.Would be great but my hubby has to send me normal snailmail letters.:hopmad:

Interesting news item here regarding Jpay, and video booths they plan to put in prisons.

[IMG]http://wwwimage.cbsnews.com/images/2009/07/02/image5129876x.jpg[/IMG]

Prison Visits Go “Pay-Per-View” - Crimesider - CBS News

Cant see that happening anytime soon when Texas dont even allow calls to europe

[QUOTE]I hear so much about JPAY, and I am a little curious about something.. Do inmates in detention, adseg, lockdown, and maxximum security get to send and receive via JPAY? [/QUOTE]
As with everything else it depends on the facility. Check on the DOC web site or JPay website or ask your pen pal what is available where they are....

do i have to include sender and destination address on my jpay letter or do they automaticlly include that when i click send?

do i have to include sender and destination address on my jpay letter or do they automaticlly include that when i click send?

nope choose your pps name (if you have more than just one on that list)type your message and send it.

[QUOTE=English Gentleman;938023]Interesting news item here regarding Jpay, and video booths they plan to put in prisons.

[IMG]http://wwwimage.cbsnews.com/images/2009/07/02/image5129876x.jpg[/IMG]

Prison Visits Go “Pay-Per-View” - Crimesider - CBS News[/QUOTE]

Yes - it will also work in Federal prison because I checked the other day my pp's DOC website and they talked about the video visiting coming soon - it will be restricted to half an hour and will cost $12 - amazing ! I wonder if it will work with friends from overseas ...