7209 Package Master Curbside Locking Security Mailbox, Alpine White

The Mail Boss Package Master curbside locking mailbox is a solid, well-designed solution for securing mail and small packages. The construction feels sturdy and durable, and the locking system gives real peace of mind knowing deliveries are protected. It holds more than a standard mailbox, which is perfect for packages, and the drop design works smoothly while keeping items secure inside. Installation was straightforward, and once installed, it looks clean and professional at the curb. If you’re tired of worrying about mail or package theft, this is a great investment. High quality, reliable, and does exactly what it’s designed to do. Highly recommend! 📬🔒

This is a solid and secure mailbox that looks great. We live rurally, and our mailbox is 2 miles down the road. It has given us peace of mind to have this secure box for our mail. It was easy to install, even though it is quite heavy. We think it is the best looking box in the line!

We love this mailbox. Super sturdy and secure. We had to contact the company directly as we bought the wrong post. Impressive customer service. Highly recommend!

This is not the average locking mail box. It's heavy duty metal with a privacy opening flap to insert mail so that thieves can't see inside to know what it holds. The locking mechanism is much more heavy duty than usual with a unique style key that couldn't be duplicated or the lock picked easily. If you've had mail theft like we have multiple times, this is the box you want.

This helps us gather mail at the box while we travel. So far works very well. Just don't lose the two furnished keys!

Actually 4 1/2 stars. Opening the box today my first impressions were: big, strong, attractive mailbox. I already had a very strong metal post with a square metal top which has 4 holes. They did not line up with the base holes so I needed to drill 4 new holes. Tough metal! Went to hardware store to buy 4 galvanized carriage bolts. The bolts needed to be shortened (used a Dremel) so that the mailbox was able to slide onto the base, which was easy. (A metal post is much more secure than a wood post.) The 2 screws that lock the mailbox onto the base seems a bit minimal to me. Maybe they will be strong enough, but I would consider these 2 screws the weakest parts of the hardware. The 3 (not just 2) keys and lock work great. Reading all of the other reviews I ordered the lock lubricant (Tri-Flo) which Mail Boss recommends using every couple of months; OK. I might order the optional Lock Dust Cover; undecided on this one. Reading all of the other reviews I made some labels clarifying how to operate the mailbox. Especially important is for the mailperson to understand that the door needs to be lowered all the way down before any letters or packages are inserted. If this is not done, letters may easily jam the mailbox. I also cut a cardboard box to insert into the top “outgoing mail” tray, since I basically never leave outgoing mail in a mailbox, and it looks much too easy for a hurried postperson to mistake the outgoing tray for an incoming tray. (See photos). I experimented with putting letters and different sized small packages into the mailbox: letters first, packages second! If the door is pulled all the way down, which inexplicably is ***not*** what the small Mail Boss instruction sticker inside the mailbox shows!!!???, the letters easily slide through to top slot down to the bottom storage area of the mailbox. Then 2 of my 3 small packages fit. Some reviews say the door needs to be open and closed twice to ensure packages drop down completely; maybe for some packages. I will show the mailperson how to operate this mailbox tomorrow. He is very friendly and that should go well. There is a plastic “floor liner” that is placed on the bottom inside of the mail box, supposedly to be able to slide the letters and packages out more easily—-maybe; I wonder if it is more to prevent mail from getting wet if water gets inside. I taped it in with duct tape in the rear because it looks like it might easily slide out with the mail. Hmmm. I was surprised to see that letters at the bottom of the box might be able to be easily grabbed with a common long screw grabber type gadget when the door is fully open = minus 1 star? My mailbox is currently level, but if rainwater gets in, I will tilt the top backwards a little as suggested by another reviewer. Reflective house numbers are included. They are nice, but I used my nicer numbers off my old mailbox. I put the included reflective numbers *inside* the door so the mailperson still sees my address when the door is open. How clear can one be?! :-) Scratches found on the rear top of mailbox. Woooof! Minus 1/2 star? Overall I am initially happy with this mailbox and would probably buy it again knowing all that I know and have experienced by now. UPDATE: So, as promised, I just had a good talk with my friendly mailman today. He is familiar with how to operate this mailbox. He said this is the best mailbox (for residential), but he also added that a determined thief could still get into any mailbox with a crowbar, including this one. He suggested an alternative way to keep water out was to put a bead of caulking along the top front edge and a little bit over the sides. 2nd UPDATE, a month of use: Perfectly happy with this mailbox. Mailperson uses it exactly as designed. I really like its looks and strong, secure design and functions. Hard to imagine a better one. Ordered 3 extra keys @ $12 each.

This is a nice, solid mailbox and seems very secure. We’ve had it a couple months now and it’s working well for us.

Strong and solid unit. Install was straightforward. Fits lots of packages! Happy with purchase. Well built.