Choose from Collect Call Plans or Calling Card Plans
FedPhoneLine numbers will NOT work with any International Phone Number or Nunavut, NorthWest Territories and Yukon phone numbers (this includes phone numbers from the USA).
Yes, but the prepaid credit card must be from a financial institution like Money Mart, your Bank or the Post Office.
You cannot use a "Vanilla" Prepaid Card or Gift Cards from department stores like Walmart or Shopper's Drug Mart (or Corner Stores). ETransfer is for calling card customers only.
Let's say you have a cellphone, home phone and office phone. With the "PREMIUM" plan you can add all 3 numbers to your one FedPhoneLine number.
When your friend or loved one calls the FedPhoneLine number, depending on your settings, the FedPhoneLine number will call the cellphone first, if you don't answer the cellphone it will call the home phone and if you don't answer that then it will call the office phone (it can do this for upto 5 phone numbers).
The Calling Card plans cannot receive collect calls, if your friend or loved one is in the Federal system they will use a calling card which can add funds to once per month. They can use the money on the calling card to make phone calls so they don't have to call collect.
With FedPhoneLine Calling Card Plans. THE INMATE PAYS FOR THE PHONE CALL, you pay the monthly fee to have the number.
In this scenario, the "per call fee" is being charged to the inmate's calling card, and not to the receiver of the call, which is why it is called the calling card package and NOT the collect call package.
The "BASIC" plans are $1.50 per call, these "BASIC" plans will only allow your friend or loved one to reach 1 person. The "PREMIUM" plans are $2.00 per call, these "PREMIUM" plans allow you to switch the phone number so that your friend or loved one can reach different people when he/she calls the FedPhoneLine number.
If your friend or loved one needs to call his/her lawyer's cell phone or you have a home phone and a cell phone the "PREMIUM" package is for you.
FedPhoneLine numbers will NOT work with any International Phone Number or Nunavut, NorthWest Territories and Yukon phone numbers (this includes phone numbers from the USA).
Yes, but the prepaid credit card must be from a financial institution like Money Mart, your Bank or the Post Office.
You cannot use a "Vanilla" Prepaid Card or Gift Cards from department stores like Walmart or Shopper's Drug Mart (or Corner Stores). ETransfer is for calling card customers only.
Let's say you have a cellphone, home phone and office phone. With the "PREMIUM" plan you can add all 3 numbers to your one FedPhoneLine number.
When your friend or loved one calls the FedPhoneLine number, depending on your settings, the FedPhoneLine number will call the cellphone first, if you don't answer the cellphone it will call the home phone and if you don't answer that then it will call the office phone (it can do this for upto 5 phone numbers).
The Calling Card plans cannot receive collect calls, if your friend or loved one is in the Federal system they will use a calling card which can add funds to once per month. They can use the money on the calling card to make phone calls so they don't have to call collect.
With FedPhoneLine Calling Card Plans. THE INMATE PAYS FOR THE PHONE CALL, you pay the monthly fee to have the number.
In this scenario, the "per call fee" is being charged to the inmate's calling card, and not to the receiver of the call, which is why it is called the calling card package and NOT the collect call package.
The "BASIC" plans are $1.50 per call, these "BASIC" plans will only allow your friend or loved one to reach 1 person. The "PREMIUM" plans are $2.00 per call, these "PREMIUM" plans allow you to switch the phone number so that your friend or loved one can reach different people when he/she calls the FedPhoneLine number.
If your friend or loved one needs to call his/her lawyer's cell phone or you have a home phone and a cell phone the "PREMIUM" package is for you.
