Company billed my credit card for $56.95, on 9/23/08. For service to receive inmate telephone calls from a correctional facility! I was under the assumption that this service was needed at the time of purchase. I later realized, that Correction Billing Services was not the provider I should go ...
I had a previous account with Correctional Billing Services for about a year and a half. I had a $460 spending limit. I paid my bill through my regular telephone provider, AT&T. I did not have any issues with my old telephone number. At the end of July of this year I bought my first home. I ...
My son was incarcerated in the Delta County Jail in Escanaba, Michigan and Evercom, an arm of Correctional Billing Services, was the sole provider of phone services. A single 15-minute phone call was $7.95. That is just highway robbery. Evercom or Correctional Billing services should be ...
This is a prepaid calling service for inmates of jails. Prepaid means that you have to pay for the service before you get it. They blocked the calls, but only after they said that it charged up 46.05 on my account, and had the nerve to bill me FOR A PREPAID CARD!!! I did not put any more money on ...
I have had a prepaid account through this company since April. The way it works is you put money in the account ($50.00 minimum when paying online or over the phone.) This allows you to receive calls from inmates incarcerated in any facility the company deals with. My calls are flat rate $3.17 for ...
I set up an account with Securus to accept collect calls from a correctional facility in the county where I live July of 07. At the time of the account set up the representative told me the accounts are installed at the lowest of $50.00 with an $8.95 set up fee one time only. I was told that if my ...