How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Money you send to someone at Mabel Basset Corrections Center goes into their inmate trust (commissary) account. They can use it for commissary purchases, phone or video calls, and certain fees. The facility caps accounts at $99,999,999.99—deposits that would exceed this limit won't go through. If a payment gets charged back as unauthorized, the inmate's account will be restricted until Access Corrections is reimbursed, plus a $25 reactivation fee applies. To repay a chargeback, mail a money order to Access Corrections with the inmate's name, ODOC number, and facility name. Phone payments aren't accepted for repayments.
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Mabel Basset Corrections Center caps inmate trust (commissary) accounts at $99,999,999.99.
The inmate’s account will be restricted until Access Corrections is reimbursed. Once resolved, a $25 account reactivation fee is charged.
You must repay the chargeback by mailing a money order to Access Corrections. Include the inmate’s name, ODOC number, and facility name, and note that payments can’t be accepted by phone.
Planning to write to someone at Mabel Bassett Corrections Center? Here's the key detail: all routine mail gets scanned by a contracted vendor before delivery. If you're not using eMessaging, your letter goes to the vendor's address (listed by ODOC), not directly to the facility.
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Sending money is usually straightforward. A few account rules can affect whether your deposit goes through and what happens if there's a dispute.
