How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Spartanburg County Detention has a 24/7 kiosk in the main jail lobby (950 California Ave) where you can deposit cash, credit, or debit into an inmate's account. Cash deposits carry a $3.00 transaction fee; credit and debit deposits have variable deductions. The kiosk prints a receipt when you pay. You can also deposit online through McDaniel Supply Company (jailpackstore.com)—just enter the inmate's name or ID, and you'll get an email receipt. Prefer to mail funds? The facility accepts USPS postal money orders, processed Monday–Friday (excluding holidays). Don't send cash through the mail. For the fastest posting, use the lobby kiosk or the online vendor.
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Want to put money on someone's account at Spartanburg County Jail? You have three options: the lobby kiosk at 950 California Ave, online deposits through McDaniel Supply (jailpackstore.com), or mailing a U.S. Postal Money Order. Here's how each method works, what fees to expect, and how to keep the right receipt for tracking your deposit.
Need to put money on someone's account at Spartanburg County Detention? You've got three options: the kiosk in the main jail lobby, an online deposit through McDaniel Supply, or a U.S. Postal Service money order by mail. Which one works best depends on how quickly you need the funds to arrive, what fees you're comfortable with, and whether you want a paper receipt.
You can deposit money at the 24/7 lobby kiosk at 950 California Ave using cash, credit, or debit. You can also deposit online through McDaniel Supply Company (jailpackstore.com) using the inmate’s name or ID, or mail a USPS postal money order (processed Monday–Friday). Do not send cash through the mail.
Yes. Cash deposits at the kiosk have a $3.00 transaction fee. Credit and debit deposits have variable deductions, and the kiosk prints a receipt.
Kiosk and online deposits typically post quickly, while mailed money orders take longer to be processed and posted.
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