Would the Xbox one power supply Would fit in my mailbox

I really don't think with the packaging and everything that it will fit.

Thanks for the info, always good to know.

Its is similar hear, but there is royal mail and couriers and couriers normally require a signature, but in the UK we also have distance seller regulations which protect the consumer, so its in the companies interest to get a signature as its proof of delivery.

Its all about risk and profit,

I'd err on the side of caution, especially if I lived in an apartment if it were me. As far as requiring a signature, I've had many shipments show up that were supposed to require a signature... and the courier didn't. I've had some that required a signature
and the courier did ask for it... both of these type instances from the same courier. (In the US)

@enen - Gotcha. Here in the US, it's *usually* a bit different. Requiring a signature will cost extra, so it's basically insurance. You can require a signature for anything, but it's typically reserved for either more expensive items, or important legal
documents. eBay is a good example.... If I sell something over $250 in value, I'm required to get a signature from the buyer upon delivery if I want to be covered under their seller protection policy. If I don't and someone makes any type of claim, I have
no protection.

So something like a $20~ power supply isn't going to require a signature.

@CodeCat, in the uk it depends on the service which is used not normally the value, most couriers in the UK require a signature, i can only think of one (excluding royal mail) which doesn't and MS don't use them.