How to send messages, photos, and packages
Phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging at Mcintosh County Jail run through a third-party vendor—not the jail directly. Features, schedules, rules, and fees vary by facility and vendor, so confirm the approved provider and its terms before expecting calls or setting up video. You'll typically create an account, complete verification steps, add funds if needed, and schedule video visits through the vendor's system. Calls and electronic messages are monitored and/or recorded, and the inmate may need to add you to an approved contact list before communication can happen. For at-home video, you'll need a webcam-enabled computer or a smartphone/tablet with a stable internet connection.
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Find the jail’s approved communications vendor and create an account with that provider. After you verify your account, follow the vendor’s steps for funding (if required), scheduling, and adding approved contacts.
You’ll typically need a computer with a webcam or a smartphone/tablet with a camera and microphone. Plan on using a stable internet connection so the session doesn’t drop or lag.
Yes—calls and electronic messages are typically monitored and/or recorded. Expect limits on what can be discussed, and in some cases the inmate must add you to an approved contact list before they can reach you.
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