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Evercom Complaint - Evercom needs to give inmates a break they are people too - calling cards
calling cards - Complaint
My husband is in jail and pays 25.00 dollars for a calling card and we get 15 min. to talk this is absouluty outrageous I understand I am in another state but why do we have to pay so much to talk for only a few min. totally unfair I hope to ceo of Evercom enjoys his fat pockets cause it's the rest of the country who suffer's including children of inmates. Thanks for making it cost so much for the to children of tomarrow to talk father's
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Posted by bearkatkitten on 2010-03-09:
"Evercom needs to give inmates a break they are people too"
A break from what?
A break from what?
Posted by ProConsumer on 2010-03-10:
There is one easy way to avoid padding the pockets of the Evercom CEO. Stay out of trouble, stay out of jail and you wont require their services.
Posted by yoke on 2010-03-10:
Your husband can always keep in touch via letters. It is alot cheaper.
Posted by jktshff1 on 2010-03-10:
children of tomorrow? Just click on more and related reviews above.
Posted by goduke on 2010-03-10:
You are making the assumption that this is a calling card like you would use to call your aunt ima. It's not. It's simply different way to handle the collect call which is the only way that inmates can call out. Rather than calling the operator and having the operator call you to approve the reversal of charges, it's done on a card. And the cost is completely consistent with collect call plans anywhere in the states.
Posted by BEJ on 2010-03-10:
He is in jail--no need for breaks. If you are concerned about contact for your children--write letters!
Posted by zzrokk on 2010-03-10:
These "children of tomorrow" need a father not an inmate. (NH)
Posted by skelly39 on 2010-03-10:
If you weren't receiving the service you paid for, then you'd have a gripe. Otherwise, you just have to accept the price and move on.
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