Jpay Emessages/Email!!

[GAPEACH2005]

Originally Posted by Texas Girl

Yeah, I used the emessages/email tool for the first time. - Was very excited that the facility that my hubby was at finally decided to keep up with the times. Although, I was concerned about one stamp per page. I understand that you are conducting a business and have to make your money, but at least give us 2 pages a stamp!

I agree!! With the other service I used in the past we were given 3 pages for 60 cents. I'm just glad I'm not emailing everyday like I did when my man was in. I do email a cousin from time to time but it won't be that often, and I definitely won't be going over 1 page either!

[GAPEACH2005]

Originally Posted by missin.my.boo

do u need to put your return address in the actual letter? im worried my boo doesnt have my return address cuz i moved and i didnt include it in the letter .

A return address is not necessary but if you want to include it within the email so he'll have the new address then that's okay, it's whatever you would put in a regular letter. If you don't let him know of the new address then how else would he obtain it?

[Ms.Marie Fike]

It wouldnt allow me to email or anything. It said that I have a email already . But I have never use it for email. I only used it for send money. Im sorry to make things are . Just trying to see if I can email..

[Andie]

I've just used the emessage for the first time, and so am looking forward to hearing how quickly it reached my friend. I'm in Australia, and it generally takes 10 days for a letter to get to him, and then more for mail room delays....so this could be a miracle!

[Shabbagrl]

I love jpay. I'm satisfied with the cost. It allows me to communicate with my friend in a more efficient manner. Writing causes me a great deal of pain because of a previous surgery so I used to find myself being short in my letters. Now I can peck away and no that he will have my words of comfort in a shorter period of time. I'm just praying they will eventually have the chance to emessage me back as well. Thanks jpay!
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[Texas Girl]

Originally Posted by GAPEACH2005

I agree!! With the other service I used in the past we were given 3 pages for 60 cents. I'm just glad I'm not emailing everyday like I did when my man was in. I do email a cousin from time to time but it won't be that often, and I definitely won't be going over 1 page either!

Thanks GA!! I know some may think that I'm trippin over a stamp. NO, not a stamp - 1 page per stamp!! Why, when I can sit down and write him a 7 page letter for the same price! True, he may get the emessage one day sooner, but uh we've been doing the handwritten letters for quite a while now, one extra day won't hurt. Don't get me wrong; I'm excited that I can get a message to him a day sooner, I would prefer to be able to say little more without him have to put any strain on his 20/20. vision.

[TexasDust]

Originally Posted by Texas Girl

Yeah, I used the emessages/email tool for the first time. - Was very excited that the facility that my hubby was at finally decided to keep up with the times. Although, I was concerned about one stamp per page. I understand that you are conducting a business and have to make your money, but at least give us 2 pages a stamp!

Hi!

Just a note to let you know it is 2 pages for one stamp. (it may seem like one page to you but when they get it printed out at the mail room it is 2 pages.)

You can see how it looks by going to your sent box and printing one of the letters you sent him and you will be able to tell what he gets and how it looks.

Hope this Helps!

[Texas Girl]

Originally Posted by TexasDust

Hi!

Just a note to let you know it is 2 pages for one stamp. (it may seem like one page to you but when they get it printed out at the mail room it is 2 pages.)

You can see how it looks by going to your sent box and printing one of the letters you sent him and you will be able to tell what he gets and how it looks.

Hope this Helps!

Why doesn't it say that? It says that I will be charged one stamp for each page. That leads me to believe that, I will be charged one stamp for each page. I thought that is what the print preview option is for - to see the layout of the letter when it is printed.

[TexasDust]

I have been looking for where it states this and of course I can't find it right now with everything that is going on.

I found where it says make sure you have enough stamps for your letter

then where it states 1 stamp per page

But somewhere it tells you each Jpay page is two pages to the inmate

[GAPEACH2005]

Originally Posted by Texas Girl

Why doesn't it say that? It says that I will be charged one stamp for each page. That leads me to believe that, I will be charged one stamp for each page. I thought that is what the print preview option is for - to see the layout of the letter when it is printed.

Texas Girl,

I just used the service and I talked to someone personally over the phone and it's 1 page per stamp, exactly what I was charged.

That's who also gave me the information about typing it in a Word document first and then pasting it, however many pages you have in the Word document then that's how many pages the email will be and how many pages the inmate will receive.

Like you, unless it's something urgent, I'll write and save my stamps for very time sensitive information.