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How to Leave a Voicemail for an Inmate at Lake County Jail (Telmate voicemail)

Can't reach someone at Lake County Jail by phone? You can still leave a paid voicemail through the jail's phone provider.

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How to Leave a Voicemail for an Inmate at Lake County Jail (Telmate voicemail)

Lake County Jail uses Telmate (GettingOut) for inmate phone services. Voicemail is part of that system, so you'll go through Telmate - not the jail front desk - to leave a recorded message.

How to Leave a Voicemail for an Inmate at Lake County Jail (Telmate voicemail)

To leave a voicemail, call Telmate (GettingOut) customer care at 1-866-516-0115. The automated system will guide you through recording and sending your message - just follow the prompts.

Telmate’s voicemail messages cost $1.25 each, and your recording can be up to 3 minutes long.

Having trouble sending your voicemail? Questions about billing? Contact Telmate (GettingOut) customer service at 1-866-516-0115. They handle all customer service issues for Lake County's inmate phone services.

Tip: For voicemail problems or billing issues, call Telmate (GettingOut) customer care at 1-866-516-0115.

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