Jmail: Gmail Clone with Epstein's Emails

JMail is a name anyone who's ever written a letter to an incarcerated person in the US would know. It's owned by JPay.

Many people don't realize that almost every aspect of an incarcerated person's life is commercialized. Even just being in prison costs money and most people that make it out of prison have a debt they have to pay back the rest of their lives for the amount of time they spent in prison.

Besides living/quarters, American prisoners also have to pay for almost any communication they make with the world outside of their cells. Emailing your loved one might seem like a more economical alternative to physical mail but these messages are also taxed a "virtual stamp" that is ultimately paid to a private company (NOT the government).

PS: if you're a business grad reading this—don't bother. Almost every opportunity to profit off of incarcerated people has already been thoroughly taken advantage of.