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USPS Mailbox Regulations
Is a Locking Mail Box Worth the Cost?
How To Report ID Theft.
What is one of the Most Important Pieces of Mail you get every month?
Read: "50 Ways to Prevent Identity Theft"

Identity Theft Facts from the Federal Trade Commission
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We offer a full line of                          Mailboxes at below Retail prices.
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We Accept Phone Orders, PayPal, and ALL Major Credit Cards
For your convenience we also offer the same fast delivery with payments by
Money Order and Cashier's Check.
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NOTICE: We accept ALL major credit cards, but you DO NOT need a Paypal account to use your credit card for purchases.
Offering Brands like:
dVault, Oasis, Oasis Jr, Pinnacle, Lunada, Roadside, Mail House, Step2, Mailguard, Mail Vault, Brass Peninsula, Victorian, Geneva, SecureLogic and many more.

Your mail contains information that you don't even want your own family or friends to know.
WHY would you leave it so easily available to a total stranger?
Why a Locking Mailbox Saves You Money

Law enforcement agencies predict a 100% increase in identity theft and mail theft in the coming decade. Don't wait. Don't become a statistic. Don't let a criminal steal your personal information out of that innocent looking mailbox right in the front of your own home!  Read What you should do BEFORE your identity is stolen, and What you should do AFTER your identity is stolen.

For many people today, email has become an easy, fast, convenient way to communicate, but there will always be a need for "snail mail." Almost every single home, apartment, and business receives daily mail and has a need for some type of safe, secure, mail-receptacle.

If you do not already use a locking Mailbox, you could be inviting thieves to steal your mail and your identity. Unfortunately, over 1,000 people are victimized by mail theft every single day in the United States — that's once every 1.3 minutes. Locking mailboxes deter even the most persistent thieves. It has been proven that when a thief encounters a locked box, he will quickly move on to an easier target. Many times just the visual effect of a locking mailbox will direct a thief in another direction.

Buying a secure, maintenance-free, Locking Mailbox is a
ONE-TIME INVESTMENT
that could save you from losing thousands of dollar$ to a
credit nightmare.
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"50 Ways to Prevent Identity Theft"
Mailbox Brands like: dVault, Roadside, Salsbury, MailGuard, Oasis, Oasis Jr, Mail Chest, Victorian, Mail House, Secure Logic Mail Vault, Step2 Storemore, Peninsula, Pinnacle, Brass, Geneva, Lunada, and many more.
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Keep in mind that the United States Postal Service has some very strict rules for mail receptacles or they will not deliver your mail. Each state has it's own installation regulations, so be sure to consult your local USPS office for installation specifics.
One new updated Post Office regulation is the incoming mail slots on all mailboxes must be a minimum of 10" wide to accept Priority Mail envelopes without bending; otherwise, postal carriers are not obligated to deliver large envelopes to mailboxes with a narrower door.
Before installing a new mail box, read the new
USPS Mailbox Regulations.