How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Robeson County Jail offers three ways to deposit funds: an ATM in the jail lobby (cash or credit; fees apply), online deposits through McDaniel Supply's JailPackStore, and accepted money orders. JailPackStore lets family and friends create an account to add funds and access commissary services. When paying online, don't hit the back button or close the window while the transaction processes. For any deposit method, enter the incarcerated person's booked name and ID exactly as shown so funds post correctly. One note: facility information conflicts on the ATM—one source mentions a lobby ATM, while another says there's no ATM on the premises.
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Trying to put money on an inmate's account at Robeson County Jail? You've got three approved options: an on-site lobby ATM, online deposits through JailPackStore (McDaniel Supply), or a money order—though that last one comes with a distance rule.
Robeson County Jail lists three options: use the ATM in the jail lobby (cash or credit; fees apply), deposit online through McDaniel Supply’s JailPackStore, or send an accepted money order following the vendor’s instructions.
Yes. McDaniel Supply’s JailPackStore allows family and friends to create an account so you can add funds and use commissary/store features.
Don't hit the back button or close the window while JailPackStore processes your payment. Enter the person's full booked name and inmate/account number exactly as shown, and follow the vendor's instructions for any mailing requirements on money orders.
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