Inmate Photos, send to prison User Reviews

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Sent in unapproved envelope

I used this app since it seemed like a convenient way to send photos, but then come to find out my loved one didn’t get them bc they were sent an the wrong kind of envelope that wasn’t approved by the prison. You’d think if your able to put what prison they’re going to this place would know what rules they have to follow to make sure the person is actually able to receive the photos. Should’ve just done it myself.
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Very expensive

I feel that it’s very expensive at $1 a picture pause shopping when you can print through your phone to many different places & mail them yourself when family want to stay connected and are limited due to health reasons it would be convenient to send from the phone however at the cost I will probably never use this service again unless it was an emergency
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Great way to share

This offers loved ones to share actual photos. They have something they can hold and feel connected.

Easy flow & good-to-go!

This is my first time using the app and I was surprised I could send pictures to my nephew when he was a little boy that I have been scanning from slides. My sister couldn’t figure out how to send photos, but it was very easy! So glad this works, even though it’s pricey.

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Somewhat confusing

Negotiating through the app is confusing. I thought I would be able to simply share photos to my son through the app so I chose six photos but then I see that I have to pay for each photo to be printed and if I include a message on the back that is an additional $1. I chose one pic for $6. plus a msg. Total came to $11. but doesn’t say what the additional cost is for.
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Great

It’s a lot of bad reviews but overall I haven’t had any problems with this app and my loved one got his pictures within a week after ordering.

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