I recently upgraded to the Mail Boss 7506 Mail Manager Curbside Locking Security Mailbox, and I am incredibly impressed with its superior security features and durability. This mailbox has proven to be an excellent investment, providing peace of mind and reliable protection for my mail and packages.The security offered by this mailbox is exceptional. The sturdy construction, featuring 14-gauge and 16-gauge galvanized steel, ensures that it can withstand tampering attempts and protect my mail from theft. The innovative anti-pry latch and reinforced locking mechanism provide an additional layer of security, giving me confidence that my mail is safe and secure.Installation was straightforward, thanks to the comprehensive instructions and included mounting hardware. The mailbox is designed to be mounted securely to a post, ensuring stability and longevity. The large size of the mailbox accommodates a significant volume of mail and packages, making it ideal for those who receive a high volume of mail or frequently order online.The black powder-coated finish not only adds a sleek and stylish look to the mailbox but also enhances its durability. It resists rust and weather elements, ensuring that the mailbox remains in excellent condition even in harsh outdoor environments. The smooth finish is also easy to clean and maintain.The locking mechanism of the Mail Boss 7506 is user-friendly and provides convenient access for authorized individuals. The included keys are sturdy and reliable, and the lock itself operates smoothly. I appreciate the peace of mind knowing that my mail is protected, even when I'm away from home.Another notable feature of this mailbox is its capacity to receive large packages. The spacious interior and wide opening allow for easy retrieval of bulky items without compromising security. The integrated outgoing mail clip is a convenient addition for sending outgoing mail without the need to open the mailbox.

Liked that it is heavy duty with a lifetime guarantee. We also appreciated the easy install and that the drill bit and screws were included. We

Out of the box this thing is a beast. Very good size and the quality of the mailbox seems great. It's something I think will stand the test of time outside for several years. The locking mechanism seems great as well. If you need to update a mailbox and want something that can lock mail and small packages I would recommend this one.

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Approved by the Postmaster General, and super sturdy and safe. We love our new mailbox.We had some mail taken from our non-secure mail box last week, opened and dumped a block away…..so we decided it was time to get a stronger mail box.This Mail Boss 7506 Mail Manager is appx 12” x 12” x 21” deep, and fits our space great. The post office does not need to have a key to deposit mail and smaller packages, but we need a key to open it. The space where you drop mail would be terribly difficult to fish, as the opening is very small. Anything is better than what we have used for decades. Anyone could open it. Amazing we have never had an issue previously.But now we have, and we immediately ordered this secure locking mailbox from Amazon. Problem handled.Highly recommend.

Due to a rash of mail theft in my area, I decided to upgrade my locking mail box to something that is more difficult to fish (most of this is people just coming by and reaching in for whatever they can get), as well as more difficult to pry open. I also wanted to be able to receive small packages which this box covers very well without adding exposure to fishing.After reading reviews, the Mail Manager is the box that I ordered and installed this past weekend.The box that it replaces is an older version of the Gibraltar MSK00000 mailbox available here on Amazon and the box stores for about $60. My box was older but looked exactly the same. That mailbox was too easy to fish by hand and certainly with any tool that helps reach further into the box. It also appeared it would be very easy to pry open, which I verified after installing my new box. It took me about three seconds to pry it open with a screw driver, and it would probably take about a second to do so, now that I know how.On to the Mail Manager. Overall, I like the box, particularly for the price paid. The hopper accepts small packages and is designed so that you'd have to have extremely thin hands and arms to fish it by hand (if it is possible at all) and there is no angle for a grabber tool to fish with. I suspect someone adept at using a sticky object suspended from string might be able to get some stuff out, but they'd have their work cut out for them, and if they went to that much effort, would probably just pry the box open instead.As to prying the box open, while the lock and steel case are noticeably heavier duty than the box it replaces (and other boxes in this price range), I don't believe it would stand up to a serious attempt to pry it open. I did a little test with a screw driver, and it is easy to get the driver in to pry the side or top of the locked door and the metal does start to bend pretty readily. I didn't go all the way to trying to pop it, as I don't want to damage the box I just purchased, but I would be surprised if it stood up to a serious attempt. If the lock stood up (which it well might),I think the door would bend open enough to allow for mail to be taken, and then the door and/or box would need to be replaced. On the bright side, you would know that you had something stolen, which is much better than boxes that are easily fished and you don't know if/what has been stolen.Pros:- Box is very easy to install on an existing wooden post or rail, provided you have appropriate socket wrench available. I used one of the Gator Grip universal socket wrenches and it worked fine. From unboxing to completed installation was less then 30 minutes for a one person install.- Box is very secure from hand fishing and grabber tools, and probably difficult with other improvised tools.- Hopper accepts small packages as well as mail.- Nice size. Not too big, but should hold several days worth of mail for most families.- Heavier duty lock and construction than other boxes in this price range.Cons:- For someone looking for a box that can't be pried, you want to look for heavier grade steel and tighter tolerances on fit and finish, so that is not so easy to get a screw driver or other pry tool into the top or sides of the locking door. Of course, you need a strong lock that is not easily pickable, too. And you'd have to pay at least a few hundred dollars more to get a box like that.Bottom line:- From what I can tell, the Mail Manager is probably the best you can get in this price range.- Because Mail Boss makes a big deal in their ads about preventing mail theft and showing guys prying open competitors' mail boxes, I rated this a four star product instead of five stars. I don't think it delivers on the level of security they imply, but for the price range, I think it does a good job.- For people that want a box that is significantly more secure, Fort Knox mail boxes appear to be one good way to go. They use 1/4" steel (that is far thicker than any official gauge ratings) and have pretty tight tolerances where the door edges meet the box. I looked at one hands on in a local store that sells security items and can tell you that there is no way you pry one of these open; no way to get a tool to get in with good leverage and the metal absolutely will not bend.Further, the mail slot is not something people could successfully fish with hand or grabber tool (possibly other methods?). I consider a door over the incoming mail slot mandatory to protect from rain and critters. For a mailbox with a door (instead of just an open mail slot as their base models provide), their lowest cost model (Fortress) is $348 plus shipping on their website. My local store lists it at $445 plus tax. You may need a new post install (with a significant concrete base) to hold the mail box which weighs about 100lbs, and you'd be well advised to have two people to install something that heavy.You're talking well over $500 including post, plus time and labor. From a money and labor point of view, it is a significant step up from the $100 range of the Mail Manager, but it would buy you much more security than anything else I've researched at any price point.

BIG. Best part, you cannot get your hand in the slot. I walked the neighborhood, and talked to other people near me, and a lot who bought at Home Depot , Lowes or Ace Hardware (who were more $$) I could get my fat little hand in. Some people made modifications to theirs. I didn't have to. Its a great mailbox. So no one can get my mail. I would buy again. I chose NOT to buy their pole, but used my own post and cover.

El Buzon es una chulada! De primera. Lujoso y excelentes materiales. Pero…..Cuando quise colocarlo no había manera xq en La pared se obstruye para abrirse.Fui directo a su página y no hay las bases como tal ahí. Había que comunicarse y pedirla y fue un show. Terminé mandándola a hacer con un herrero.

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Key is partially plastic and no numbers for the box. Otherwise will be five stars.

I've been using this mailbox for over a year with just about every kind of weather the Canadian environment can throw at it, and survived it all unscathed - with the exception of the Canada Post Karen. After 14 months, I've been told I have to replace it because it doesn't meet the 7"x7" minimum opening standard required by Canada Post in rural areas, so if you're looking for a great locking mailbox, this is the one, so long as you're not looking to use it for mail delivered by Canada Post in a rural area.

It was an easy fit to the metal post I bought from you earlier