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September 2021 by jricherts99
Thank you so much for getting me my knife back. The kind lady was so professional and nice to deal with. Thank you again!
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May 2021 by Dan McDonald
In 1997 my Dad gave me a money clip that has a pen knife. My Dad passed in 2007. I usually have been good about remembering the pen knife until a recent trip from DFW to NC. The TSA agent told me of the Airport Mailers option. I now have again my money clip. Thanks, Airport Mailers
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February 2021 by Jason A. Richey
WOW, seems that the website nor the phone number works... been back home from trip now for 2weeks and nothing has been received. All I want to know was when I will be receiving my items back.
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January 2021 by nathan rader
Ok.. I understand having to pay a premium TSA should allow you to takew an item back out of security.. They don't OK It sucks.. But I live in Houton Tx near IAH why the Fk is my item in NC!!! January 19, 2021 19:02 HUNTERSVILLE,NC,28078...Is this why they charge so much?
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January 2021 by lisa thompson
They overcharged me & put my personal email and phone on the mailer. That’s a privacy concern alone. No customer service available. They literally have a non working number. And the bag had a strange smell. Just beware before shipping.
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January 2021 by J H
Was driving a car from Memphis to Denver then flying home. About halfway to Denver, I was leaving a hotel and checked my pockets for all my usual EDC items, which includes my knife.Upon realizing my mistake, I researched options to mail my knife back home. I was lucky that this little station was in the Denver Airport within the security checkpoint. I filled out the information, slipped the knife into the provided pouch, and received an email notification with my tracking number. It was about $20 but you pay the price when you make mistakes.I received my knife intact about 2 and a half weeks after dropping it into the Dropbox. Glad to have my edc back. Thanks Airport Mailers!
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April 2020 by Justin Hansen
Was driving a car from Memphis to Denver then flying home. About halfway to Denver, I was leaving a hotel and checked my pockets for all my usual EDC items, which includes my knife.
