A farming route for earning Cash across the seven BloxPost shifts, keeping delivery runs alive, and spending on Classes without guessing values.
Start with the player task, then use the steps and stuck-state checks below when the route is not working.
Mail or Jail's repeatable income is the BloxPost delivery loop: unload the morning delivery truck, check each customer's name, photo, items, and order number on their ID, compare the customer ID with the box ID, and deliver the matching packages. The official description confirms Cash is earned this way, but it does not publish per-delivery or per-shift Cash amounts.
The official page says to catch scammers and send them to jail when IDs do not match, and warns that too many mistakes gets a player fired. For farming, accuracy is the multiplier: a wrong delivery can end the run and stop the income. Exact mistake limits and penalties per shift are not publicly documented.
Every shift can bring VIPs, bribes, robbers, and unexpected shift events. The official description names these encounters but does not publish their odds or the correct response to each one, so treat them as decision checks rather than guaranteed bonus income.
The official page says earned Cash buys Classes with powerful perks, so farming income should go first to whatever makes the next shift's deliveries faster or safer. Class names, perk effects, and prices are not in the current public description, so confirm the in-game effect before saving up.
Farm Cash by completing correct BloxPost deliveries across all 7 shifts: match every ID to its box, avoid the scammer mistakes that can get you fired, claim the like and group bonuses, then spend Cash on Classes that make the next shift easier.
Use the checklist in order when you want a direct path instead of general tips.
The official page asks players to like the experience and join the Delivery Day Studios group for a bonus. Claim both before a long session, and check the codes page once even though no public code source is verified.
Unload the morning truck, then compare each customer's ID (name, photo, items, and order number) with the box ID before delivering. This loop is the documented source of Cash.
Deliver only matching packages and send scammers to jail. The official page warns that too many mistakes gets you fired, which is the biggest possible farming loss.
Buy Classes with powerful perks once the in-game screen shows what the perk changes. Public sources do not list class names, prices, or effects.
Use these checks when the guide route is not working in your current session.
Slow down the ID check instead of switching activities: the documented income is correct deliveries, and one mismatched delivery can end a shift early.
The official description names these encounters without response rules, so use safe checks instead of copying community claims.
Save Cash until the in-game class screen states what the perk changes; no public source currently lists class stats or prices.
Most wasted progress comes from rushing codes, upgrades, or match decisions before checking the immediate payoff.
A mismatched delivery is worse than a slow one: the official page says too many mistakes gets you fired, which ends the farming session.
The official page describes a bonus for liking the game and joining the group; skipping it leaves free farm income unclaimed.
Per-delivery Cash, class prices, and event odds are not published officially; ignore exact numbers that come from other games or unofficial lists.
Complete correct deliveries for every shift: compare the customer ID with the box ID, avoid scammer mistakes, and survive all 7 shifts. The official page does not publish per-delivery Cash values.
The official page points to Classes with powerful perks. Confirm the perk in-game before saving, because names, prices, and effects are not publicly listed.
No public code source has been verified for Mail or Jail; check the codes page for the current status instead of copying unlinked code lists.
Too many mistakes. The official page says making too many mistakes gets you fired, so accuracy beats speed.
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