Where There's Misery, Count on a Jew's Grubby Paws Being There
As in getting money to your loved ones in prison. It's no longer simply buying a money order, then sending that much needed help in the US mail. No, now days, you have to go thru money-grubbers like "JPAY," (http://jpay.com/AboutUs.aspx )run by Ryan SHARPIRO, as in this example:
Prison bankers cash in on captive customers - http://www.publicintegrity.org/2014/09/30/15761/prison-bankers-cash-captive-customers
To get cash to her son, Pat used to purchase a money order at the post office for $1.25 and mail it to the prison, for a total cost of less than $2. But in March of last year, the Virginia Department of Corrections informed her that JPay Inc., a private company in Florida, would begin handling all deposits into inmates' accounts.
Sending a money order through JPay takes too long, so Taylor started using her debit card to get him funds instead. To send Eddie $50, Taylor must pay $6.95 to JPay. Depending on how much she can afford to send, the fee can be as high as 35 percent. In other states, JPay's fees approach 45 percent.
Charging a 35% fee to a loved one sending hard-earned cash to someone in prison is reprehensible. But that type of sleazy activity is just business as usual for the world's biggest pack of parasitic predators, the Jew.
The Jew SHARPIRO says his company, JPAY, is operating on a razor-thin margin, but lying is another of the Jew's crafty ways of duping the GOYIM:
But others provide similar services for less.
NIC Inc., a competitor that helps states set up their websites, charges a flat fee of $2.40 in Maine to send money to inmates. Until recently, Arkansas charged 5 percent to send money through the state's own Web portal. Floridians pay a fee of 3.5 percent to handle traffic tickets online.
More dirt on JPay at Good Squad - http://careandwashingofthebrain.blogspot.com/2014/11/where-theres-misery-count-on-jews.html
We just have to think up more scams and you know the brothers will already be in charge