Posts Tagged ‘mailboss comparison’
New Year, New Mail Theft!
Even though the big holiday season is over, that doesn’t stop mail thieves from wanting to steal your mail year-round. Here are some tips from USPS to avoid mail theft! PROTECTING YOUR MAIL Postal Inspectors across the country work hard to protect your mail. But with deliveries to more than 100 million addresses, the Postal…
Read MoreHaving difficulty deciding on the right mailbox?
Let our handy reference guide help you choose the perfect mailbox.
Here at Mail Boss, we get questions like this all the time;
“How do I pick the right mailbox?”
“What’s the right mailbox for me?”
“What’s the best mailbox?”
“Which mailbox should I buy?”
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Read MoreCurbside Comparison: Pry Resistance
Evaluating the pry resistance of Epoch Design’s curbside mailboxes, there is very little difference among the models. Due to the overall heavier-duty construction of the Mail Boss Curbside and Package Master, they rate slightly better than the Mail Manager, though: All Mail Boss mailboxes include a patented anti-pry latch locking mechanism that make them exceedingly…
Read More“The World’s Greatest Mailbox!”
… Not our list, and Mail Boss makes the cut Allied Postal Products has some super helpful information on their website www.theworldsgreatestmailbox.com, including a list of the best locking mailboxes available. A post called “Top Locking Security Mailboxes” reads: There are quite a few security mailboxes to choose from. With security, capacity, and durability in mind, these…
Read MoreHome Improvement Executive: Innovations in Mailboxes
Last week, we showed you the ad we prepared for Home Improvement Executive Magazine. This week, Home Improvement Executive Volume 24, No. 4 was released, featuring a special report on Innovations in Mailboxes. Prior to the June 27 publication, Editor Denise Day reached out to us to find out what is so special about Mail…
Read MoreCurbside Comparison: Accepts Packages
Do you receive small packages in the mail such as prescriptions or books? If so, you will want a secure locking mailbox that accepts packages. The size of package that a locking mailbox accepts is limited by the size and design of the incoming mail area. The two most common incoming mail designs are the…
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 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: 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.
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