Comments on: Dial Me Not From Jail

By: Rick

Rick — Mon, 04 Jun 2012 04:02:00 +0000

Why is it that inmates get the privilege of social calls, outgoing or incoming? Even I don’t use the phone when traveling on business or pleasure in hotels or pay phones in public because it’s too expensive but my taxpayer money goes to an inmate to provide him with this luxury? What is wrong with this scenario? Why is it that the state and federal government allow this when a letter is fine and costs only 45 cents to mail first class? Tea Partiers how about making this an agenda item? Make a difference and change this.

Don’t give me any ridiculous excuses like no reading or writing skills! If they can identify numbers on a keypad and text messages, they can write a letter if it means so much for them to “keep in touch with their families, etc” because it seems that many of these inmates use the calls for “keeping in touch” with unknowns. This is wrong on so many levels there isn’t enough time or space to present all the reasons here.

By: La Rae

La Rae — Sun, 03 Jun 2012 00:19:01 +0000

Very interesting. Smart chick for not accepting.

Take care.

By: Karin G.

Karin G. — Fri, 01 Jun 2012 17:35:58 +0000

Ahhh yes, the scams continue on and on. I vaguely remember hearing about this one. Never fall for these. Eddie is one smart lady to have rejected this call; indeed she did the correct thing. Don’t be fooled. There are so many of these greedy scams going around, whether it is via email, snail mail or phone calls. Be aware of suspicious calls.
Kudos to Eddie for pointing this out in her informative column!

By: Drake via Facebook

Drake via Facebook — Wed, 30 May 2012 20:20:17 +0000

google CHEAP INMATE CALLS or INMATE PRISON PHONE CALLS / see if you believe this (deleted) / they ASK people to call them & it’s OK ??????? (deleted) inmates running the asylums / support sheriff joe even more / put princess phones in joe & make sure they are PINK & pretty ooooohhhh so prettyyyyyy……

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