nextdoor app scams is it safe nextdoor/join

nextdoor app scams

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nextdoor app scams is it safe nextdoor/join

Nextdoor is where you connect to the neighborhoods that matter to you so you can belong.
By bringing neighbors and organizations together, we can cultivate a kinder world where everyone has a neighborhood they can rely on.

The neighborhood network
Neighbors around the world turn to Nextdoor daily to receive trusted information, give and get help, get things done, and build real-world connections with those nearby — neighbors, businesses, and public services.

We believe connecting with others is a universal human need. That truth, and the reality that neighborhoods are among the most important communities in our lives, have been guiding principles for Nextdoor since the beginning.

Nextdoor by the numbers
11 countries
300,000 neighborhoods globally
1 in 3 U.S. households
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Connecting the neighborhood
We recognize that thriving communities are made up of the neighbors and organizations that build stronger, more vibrant, and resilient neighborhoods.

Neighbors — Connect with the people you already wave to in your neighborhood, or those you have yet to meet.

Businesses — Instantly reach your most valuable customers — your neighbors — and become a trusted part of the neighborhood.

Nonprofits — Engage with the people who need you most and find support from donors nearby with features like Sell for Good.

Public agencies — Share critical, real-time information directly at the neighborhood level.

Large brands — Provide locally relevant products and services that improve neighbors’ daily lives.

review on nextdoor app

I receive around 500 emails per day inviting me to join various websites and apps. But recently, I received an invitation to join an online “neighborhood hub” called Nextdoor through the mail. Yes, a traditional letter. At first, I was skeptical, thinking it was a scam. But after doing some research, I discovered that it wasn’t. They sent me a lrtter addressed to a “Neighbor” in my neighborhood.

On Nextdoor’s website, there is a page dedicated to these invite letters with a sample letter that is almost identical to the one I received. The website claims that the letter was sent on behalf of a neighbor with their permission and that only real neighbors who have verified their addresses are able to send these letters. It seems like this is a clumsy attempt to get me to join this social network. But it doesn’t seem to be a scam.