The Darkness in Mail

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_Riddle me this_ :
I am a word ..✌️
My name contains mail though..💌
I have nothing to do with mail only with money..🙄
I also contain the darkest colour known to man..🙅🏼‍♀️
What am I?🌝






Answer: Black_mail

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