CORRLINKS: CONNECTING INMATES WITH THE OUTSIDE WORLD

CorrLinks is a privately owned company established through a relationship between a Corrections Agency and ATG, an email based system that allows inmates who are unfortunately incarcerated in prison to communicate with their friends and families.

The company operates the Trust Fund Limited Inmate Computer System (TRULINCS) which allows friends and families to use the system and subscribe to the CorrLinks service, being a fee-based system inmates need to pay in order to send or receive mail.

Their products and Services integrate seamlessly to deliver security, financial value, and ease of operations for their valued customers. CorrLinks understand the communication barrier which is why they provide direct email access to federal inmates.

The CorrLinks email mailing system has been around for a few years now and encourage everyone to be a part of their family, they offer good rates in order to provide the financial saving for the family of an inmate, using CorrLinks is much more cost effective as it is much cheaper than using the phone by paying just $0.05 per minute inmates can use their services and messages can be printed at the cost of $0.15 per page.

Setting up an account is very convenient and once you are a part of our family sending and receiving mails from your loved ones will become your second nature.

CorrLinks is one of the most effective ways to communicate with your loved ones, to get started you need to create an account which is quite a simple process.

The first thing you have to do is have an email address in order to login, after filling all the essential details you have to wait for 30-35 minutes for your account to be approved.

Once your account has been approved, you can start using their services and send or receive message to your inmate, all communications are monitored by the institute housing an inmate for security reasons so there can be a delay in your message.

With your account you can add inmates with whom you wish to communicate. CorrLinks request their customers to be careful with their messages as institutions house has the final authority for the delivery of messages after reviewing it

if your messages are not delivered it might have been held up or rejected by the institution for security reasons and therefore fee will not be refunded as the fee charged by them is the cost of transporting the message to the facility. Their customers can pay for the services through Credit Cards which are password protected.

CorrLinks also offer a Text Message service which has been introduced keeping all generation and financial situations of families of an inmate who cannot afford or is not equipped to use email mailing system.

It allows messages to be sent and receive directly to phones using only messaging services and is compatible with the four carriers, which are AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint, you are required to enter a credit card to pay for the service.

Your inmate will send you message via the email service available at their institute which deliver on your phone in the form of text message, the system defaults to send only the first 150 characters of the message, however if the message is long you have an option to receive up to the first 1000 characters through 8 text messages.

Currently, Text Message Service is only for phones with the U.S number and only one number can be associated with the active CorrLinks account, therefore you can only text message inmates that have been established in your CorrLinks account. You can choose from the below mentioned package as per your requirement.

                     $6 per month

                     $12 for 3 months

                     $36 for 12 months

Please note you may incur charges for each message depending on your telephone carrier. Click on the link below in order to sign for this service.

CorrLinks believes in serving their customers to the best if you prefer to speak to one of our executives for any clarifications, click on the link below.

https://www.corrlinks.com/Help.aspx