Product: Package Master
Package Master vs. Toyota Corolla in Atlanta GA
It’s no secret that the Mail Boss curbside mailboxes are durable, and thanks to the innovative Fast-Trak Mounting Plate, they can often survive impact with planes, trains and automobiles. Here’s another incredible tale of mailbox survival from Suzanne in Atlanta, Georgia: “I was awakened early one morning by a sound I assumed was our over-sized…
Read MorePackage Master gives peace of mind
William in Bandon Oregon was having packages stolen, so he decided to purchase a Package Master locking security mailbox. He sent us this note: “Your Package Master mailbox was installed and it is great. It is giving me peace of mind. I had packages stolen; I have not had trouble since. If I need extra…
Read MoreOasis Jr Mailboxes Pried Open, not the Package Master
Tim shared this photo on the Mail Boss Facebook page: He jokes: “The mail thieves came back again and scratched my mailboss” … meaning, they weren’t able to do much more than that! Tim has the Mail Boss Package Master installed on a custom spreader next to his neighbors’ Oasis Jr mailboxes by our competitor,…
Read MoreMail Boss Package Master Update
UPDATE: The new Mail Boss Commercial Mailbox, trademarked as the Package Master, is now available online in all colors. About the Package Master We have finally created a “Bin-Mailer” locking mailbox that accepts packages and yet cannot be fished by hand (like the Oasis Jr®, Parkview, etc.). It features the same quality construction features as…
Read MoreCurbside Comparison: Vandal Resistance
The Mail Boss curbside mailboxes offer superior protection against mailbox vandalism. Vandal resistance depends on strength and durability of construction, and innovation of design.
Read MoreCurbside Comparison: Tool Fishing Resistance
This article compares the MailBoss curbside mailboxes in terms of tool fishing resistance; mailbox fishing can involve a prong or other device to steal from a locked mailbox.
Read MoreCurbside Comparison: Hand Fishing Resistance
Hand fishing refers to reaching into a locking mailbox and removing mail by hand. Locking mailboxes typically have either a slot design with mail deposited through an incoming mail slot, or a bin design with mail and packages placed in a bin and deposited inside the mailbox when the bin is closed. The vulnerability of…
Read MoreUPDATE: Package Master Online in All Colors
Here’s a quick update! We finally have the Package Master locking mailbox in stock and ready to purchase online. Phew!! It’s been quite the process, but they’re here and they look great! We currently have the Package Master in black, granite, white and galaxy (new) in our warehouse, and bronze will be in within a…
Read MoreCurbside Comparison: Mail Storage Capacity
Mail storage capacity refers to how much mail a mailbox can hold without being “full” so that no more mail can be deposited. Of course, the amount of time that it takes for a mailbox to be full depends on a number of factors, including the volume as well as the type (catalogs, parcels, etc.)…
Read MoreCurbside Comparison: Ease of Installation
Ease of installation, quite simply, refers to how easy your mailbox is to install. Here is a comparison of ease of mailbox installation for Mail Boss curbside mailboxes: Mail Boss mailboxes can be installed on a wood post, a metal post, a Mail Boss post, a wood plank, in a column, or in a variety…
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