Customer Reviews for VEVOR Mailboxes for Outside 17.3

Exactly what I needed for small packages and mail order prescription shipments. Mounted easily on porch rail.

Decent item for price. Pretty solid and has survived a North East winter with little ware. Not the most secure, but enough to to keep porch pirates from a 'grab and run' on smaller packages.

Awesome product

I had some issues with mail theft and poor post office service. This fixed both problems. It's a good size, glad I did not go bigger

Great for the price. Unit has some flex but is sturdy enough to secure packages. Lift top is not very obvious so some deliveries don't realize how to use the box.

Nice rugged piece. गuse it for mail, parcels everything. Easy to drop. Wish it had a postal mail outbox. Too.

I had some issues initially, but between Vevor customer service and Amazon customer service, I got the help I needed. It's easy to use and makes it just difficult enough to deter most grab-and-go porch pirates. If someone is absolutely intent upon stealing your stuff, this will slow them down substantially and probably be more trouble than it's worth to them. Now to get the delivery folk to use it...

The box is perfect for after hours deliveries and for leaving payments for vendors. The programable lock is perfect and easy to use. I would definitely recommend.

Used for a pickup box for after hours. Works great and cut down on co-ordinating with buyers. 24 hour access. Built well.

Pros: They give you a buffer plate to protect packages from the studs when they get dropped in. Anchors might be a nice touch, but too small for a bottom anchor. good for rear anchor. Combo lock is ok, but needs to be high up on door in order to see number. A lot lower in cost that other all metal boxes. This price range would normally get you a very small box or a cheap plastic one. Cons: Lock is too flimsy for roadside mount, so I added a hasp and padlock. Rear holes should be knockouts, so I had to plug them to keep water out. Fit and finish is a little loose, so I ran silicone seal over all the seams just in case. Should have plug for bottom holes if back holes are used. Had to cut buffer plate down to cover bottom anchors, as it is built to cover the rear mount anchors. Maybe a two piece buffer plate? If not then it would really help if they stamped the pattern into the plate so you know where to cut and bend. I had to wing it. Having a plastic drill template for the anchor holes would be really nice too. It's a little short for USPS boxes, so I had to use a 6 inch concrete pad instead of a 4 inch pad to elevate.