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This article is about sending mail in WoW. For information about mail armor (e.g. plate mail, chain mail, etc.), see Mail armor and Armor.

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In World of Warcraft, mail is a means of communicating messages or shipping items between player characters, from NPCs, or the Auction House.

1Messages and shipping
3Patches and hotfixes

Messages and shipping

The in-game mail system provides a way to send messages and items among player characters, and from NPCs or the Auction House to player characters.

What mailboxes look like

From running a drunken marathon to brawling and travelling across the world to pick up materials for top-notch armor and weapons. The warriors truly had the.
Q1: Fire Hardened Mail. Scorched Spider Fang (x50) = Leech/Cave Stalker @ Wetlands (54,64) Charred Horn (x12) = Young/Fledgling Chimaera @ Stonetalon Mountains (33,72) Galvanized Horn = Chimaera Matriarch @ Stonetalon Mountains (33,72) Vial of Phlogiston = Roogug @ Razorfen Kraul (On the first split road, make a left. It should be in a small room.).

Human —— Dwarf —– Night elf – Gnome – Draenei — Worgen — Pandaren —— Orc —– Forsaken – Troll —— Tauren —– Blood elf — Goblin

Human —— Human —— Dalaran — Tuskarr — Wolvar —— Tol'vir —— Jinyu —— Mantid ———— Grummle

How do I check mail?

Find a Mailbox, usually near an Inn.
Right-click the Mailbox.
Pointers for using mailbox:
in rangeout of range
Click the Inbox tab, if necessary (Inbox should be the default).
Click a message to read it. (Prior to patch 2.1.3, the expiration time in days dropped to 3 days once you open a message to read.)
In the message window you have the following options:
- Click the message icon in the first 'Take Attachments:' slot to save a copy of the message (only if the message has a body).
- Click the item in the second 'Take Attachments:' slot to move it to your Backpack.
- Click the money icon in the third 'Take Attachments:' slot to move it to your Backpack.
- Click Reply to create a reply message (see 'How do I send mail?' below).
- Click Return to return the message to sender without taking any remaining attachments.
- Click Delete to delete the message when you are finished with it.
- Click Close to close the message window.

Additional notes:

Any money enclosed will deposit to your character when the message opens, you click the coins icon and it disappears.
- Enclosed amounts < 1 will appear as a silver coins icon.
- Enclosed amounts ≥ 1 will appear as a gold coins icon.
Items in COD messages will not move to your backpack until you agree to pay the specified money amount (deducts automatically when you accept).
Opening the mailbox performs an animation, doing so will cancel other actions in progress. (Added in patch 4.2.0)

How do I send mail?

New mail interface

Find a Mailbox, usually near an inn.
Right-click the Mailbox.
Click the Send Mail tab (Inbox should be the default).
In the To: field, enter the name of the recipient.
Notes: Names in your Guild and Friends List will auto-fill.
Mail cannot be sent to characters in the opposing faction (e.g. Alliance characters can't send mail to Horde characters.)
In the Subject: field, enter the message title.
This is optional if any items are attached to the message; the name and quantity of the first attached item or stack will auto-fill the subject if it is left blank (e.g. 'Gold Bar (20)' if a stack of 20 gold bars is attached).
Optionally, enter a message in the message body. (The message body has a limit of 500 characters.)
In the message window you have the following options:
- Optionally, drag an item or stack of items to an item slot.
  Notes: In Patch 2.3, 11 more slots for items were added (see image to right; only 7 visible at a time).
- Optionally, enter an amount of money.
- Optionally, change Send Money radio button to C.O.D.
- Click Send to Send the message.
- Click Cancel to close the message window without sending.

Additional notes:

A confirmation warning appears, if the message has any money enclosed with the Send Money option selected.
Returning mail sends it back to the sender. In some cases, you can't return mail because the character was deleted or moved to another realm, so the sender is listed as Unknown.

How long does delivery take?

Simple messages arrive immediately.
Mail from the same account, regardless of attachments, arrives immediately.
Mail from another account if items or money are attached takes one hour.
Mail from guild members in a guild that has the guild perk [Guild Mail] arrives immediately.
Mail from the Auction House to the seller with the money attached takes 1 hour.
Return mail arrives immediately.

Mail expiration

Mail received stays in your mailbox for 30 days. Prior to patch 2.1.3, any piece of mail you read would only last for 3 days from being read.

After the expiry period, the mail is returned to the sender. If the mail comes from the Auction House, a quest NPC, or anything similar, it is simply discarded and any item or money attached to it is lost.

Mailbox size

The maximum number of messages that a Mailbox can hold is unknown, but the Mailbox will only display the first 100 messages. Any messages over 100 will still exist within the Mailbox, but will not be displayed. To view the messages beyond the first 100, some of the messages will have to be removed (by reading and taking the attachment or by deleting). Once a message has been removed (making a spot available for one of the non-displayed messages), simply close the mail window and reopen the mailbox.

Mail from the Auction House is always displayed last and is not lost even when other players can no longer send you mail. This suggests that instead of being sent right away and stored with other mail, mail from the Auction House is loaded from the auction database (in in-universe terms, conjured from the AH's vaults) when opened.

Non-player senders of mail

More slots to send items.

Sometimes NPCs send mail with money, items, or just messages to player characters, usually related to completion of a quest.

The Auction House will send the following by mail:

Money from failed bids returned.
Items that failed to sell in auction returned.
Items you placed a winning bid on.
Money from successful auction sales.
Items from canceled auction listing and listing money refund.

Blizzard GMs may send you in-game mail in response to open tickets or general notification. These may include Bind on Pickup items or Currency.

[Mr. Pinchy] will send you your [Mr. Pinchy's Gift] if your inventory was full when you 'spoke with him'.

The WoW Dev Team may send you in-game mail, such as [Perky Pug] once the [Looking For Multitudes] is achieved.

Portable Mailboxes

Engineering Mailbox

A few items may be used as portable mailboxes; players can bring them with them as items or abilities to access the mail-system anywhere in the game. This is very useful as it saves a lot of time to not have to return to a stationary mailbox every time you have to send something. Examples of portable mailboxes are:

[MOLL-E] (summonable by engineers only)
[GUMM-E], obtained when a follower is assigned to the Garrison Level 2 Engineering Works
[Argent Squire], when upgraded with a [Argent Pony Bridle].
[Katy's Stampwhistle], Reward from Postmaster's Questline.

When you place MOLL-E or GUMM-E, any number of players can use it, and they don't have to be in your party or raid.

Notice that both these items have long cooldowns (first has 2 hours and second 4 hours), meaning they cannot be used by the players possessing them at all times. Portable mailboxes reduce a player's need to see stationary mailboxes, but does not completely remove it unless a player hardly ever sends or receives any mail.

Notes

In the manga How to Win Friends a dwarf in Kharanos says that someone / something was dancing on a mailbox, making mailboxes mentioned in lore.

Patches and hotfixes

Retail

Patch 8.3.0 (2020-01-14): The mailbox size has been increased from 50 to 100 and refreshing once per 15 seconds.
Patch 6.0.2 (2014-10-14):Mailboxes now appear larger.
Patch 5.4.2 (2013-12-10): Players are now able to mail account-bound items to other characters that reside on a different realm on the same account. To send cross-realm mail: enter the character's name, followed by a hyphen '-', followed by the realm name. Note that cross-realm mail can only send account-bound items, not other items or gold.
Patch 2.0.10 (2007-03-06): Mail in excess of 50 will now be displayed after closing the mailbox and reopening it, rather than requiring you to log out.
Patch 1.6.0 (2005-07-12): Mail recipient auto-completion will now use names from your guild as well as your friends list.
Patch 1.5.0 (2005-06-07): Players can no longer mail an item that they've just disenchanted.
Patch 1.4.0 (2005-04-19): If the subject line is not filled in when you put an item in a piece of mail, it will automatically be filled in with the item being sent.
Patch 1.3.0 (2005-03-07):
- In-game mail sent from GMs will now use official Blizzard stationery.
- You will now properly receive COD payments and returned mail from those on your ignore list.

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