noun
definition
A box into which mail is put
definition
A folder or account for the storage of e-mail; an electronic in-box or mailstore.
Examples of mailboxes in a Sentence
A big improvement in Exchange 2003, is the ability to restore multiple mailboxes simultaneously.
Where mailboxes have forwarders set to other mailboxes where mail cannot be delivered.
To allow unlimited mailboxes check the ' Unlimited ' radio button.
The mailbox username can be retrieved from the mailbox username can be retrieved from the mailboxes page.
The script to resend email in affected customers ' default mailboxes is unfortunately taking longer than previously estimated.
Balloons-Tie bouquets of helium-filled balloons to the backs of chairs, place them on mailboxes, and let a few float to the ceiling of the room.
Though not always the case, many men's catalogues will arrive in mailboxes with a deal or incentive attached to them, be it free shipping, a free gift or a discount off the total purchase.
Quest Personals does not monitor the content in its mailboxes, but you can block callers that you find offensive by pressing eight.
If you send the cards so they arrive in mailboxes on Tuesday or Wednesday, more people are likely to read them because those are most often "light mail" days.
The Victoria's Secret catalog is a mainstay in many mailboxes across the U.S. Find out more about this catalog and decide for yourself if this is one you wouldn't mind receiving.