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Nextdoor: Neighborhood Network

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News & Social Networking
Last Update
Mar 29, 2024
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1 630 928

Avg rating,
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⭐4.7

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Nextdoor is in neighborhoods nationwide. Tap into your neighborhood with Nextdoor. Find recommendations for businesses near you, search Nextdoor Finds to buy and sell great stuff, join groups to connect with neighbors. The possibilities nearby are endless. Use Nextdoor to stay informed about what’s going on in your community. Find home services, learn about local business openings or get to know the people you see every day. Welcome the new kids on the block, keep up with local news, plan a nearby event or share recommendations. From community activities to block parties, neighbors can connect in many ways. Nextdoor makes it easy to meet neighbors who have similar interests. WHAT MAKES NEXTDOOR THE #1 APP FOR NEIGHBORS Stay Connected • Keep up-to-date on all the neighborhood happenings • Get offers & free stuff when a neighbor sells that chair she no longer needs • Meet your neighbors and finally call that nice man down the street by name See What's Happening Nearby • Find local events like cookouts, arts festivals and community activities • Discover garage sales and clothing swaps • Learn about restaurants and shops near you Find Home Services & Deals • Hire a local babysitter or recommend a nanny • Locate a pet sitter or dog walker for your furry friend • Find discounts offered by nearby businesses HEAR WHAT NEIGHBORS HAVE TO SAY ABOUT NEXTDOOR “Before Nextdoor, I didn’t know there were several qualified babysitters living nearby and looking for work. It was easy to feel comfortable hiring my neighbor’s daughter to watch my son after school.” - Patrick, Mission East “This year for Spring Cleaning, we wanted to sell old appliances, tools, clothing and electronics on Nextdoor Finds. In no time, our neighbors stopped by to make a deal and take things off our hands. It was easier than anything else, and it feels good knowing our old stuff has found a new home in the neighborhood.” - Dan, Hayes Valley OUR PURPOSE At Nextdoor, we believe that by bringing neighbors together, we can cultivate a kinder world where everyone has a neighborhood they can rely on. YOUR PRIVACY Nextdoor is a trusted environment where all neighbors are verified, making it safe to share online the kinds of things you'd be okay sharing with your neighbors in person. Here's how: • Every neighbor verifies their address • All members go by their real names, just like in person Connect with us: https://www.facebook.com/nextdoor https://twitter.com/nextdoor https://instagram.com/nextdoor Continued use of Location Services running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. Nextdoor doesn't run Location Services in the background unless you give us permission by turning on optional features that require it. Terms: nextdoor.com/member_agreement Privacy: nextdoor.com/privacy_policy California "Do Not Sell My Information" Notice: www.nextdoor.com/do_not_sell

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The Pragmatic Corvid
Aug 19, 2018

I’ve been a Nextdoor user for several years. I’ve found it to be an excellent place to post things I have for sale (as long as they’re not vegetables from my garden, eggs from my chickens, quilts I’ve made, etc.). My neighbors have also kept me informed about various criminal activities in the area, events that might disrupt my commute, contractors both good and questionable, and opening dates for new businesses. On the other hand, discussions about serious and meaningful topics are often flagged for removal, even if the discussion is lively and respectful. Nextdoor policies also prohibit neighbors posting services they offer (babysitting, dog walking, house-sitting, etc.) unless the person creates a business page (a bureaucratic tangle few individuals are willing to navigate). Finally, it’s entirely too easy to flag someone’s post without first contacting them to explain the problem. So, if all you’re looking for is an online forum to learn about which roofers are dependable or get rid of that old furniture cluttering up your garage, you’ll be happy with Nextdoor. If you’re thinking you’ll have a place to discuss the positions of your local elected representative or the merits of proposed legislation, or let everyone nearby know about your side business, you’ll likely be disappointed.

ohmygodjon
Apr 12, 2019

I’ve had this app for over a year. While the app is useful for certain things going on in your personal community, you find there can also be a negativity by those close to you. In the year that i had the app I post only one single communication which was to find shelters near me that I could donate clothing to rather than dropping them to a Goodwill or other for profit organizations. The intent was to donate items to people in need in my community rather than give them to mass organizations that in turn use those items for profit. In less than 24 hours of me posting my single post, my entire account was suspended because I chose not to disclose my last name. I believe that info was not relevant to my intent to benefit my community however, someone within my community complained that my last name was not posted & Nexdoor chose to delete my account based of that complaint. I’ve read multiple posts over the past year about petty things such as how to get rid of the homeless or how annoying cyclist are but I find myself suspended for not providing my personal information which was only noticed from a post meant to help my community. This app supports those that only have negative complaints about the communities it serves but does not support those actively trying to help those in need within those communities.

Noneofyourbiznes
Oct 31, 2019

I received an email stating my account with Next door was suspended, when I emailed back and inquired why, they state I have a sex offender living with me and they sent me his file. First of all me my husband and daughter lived in Cloverleaf forest which is a campgrounds so everyone in there uses 910 N Broad Street, however everyone has different lot numbers. I don’t and never did have a sex offender living with us. So now it tells me in an email to contact the local sex registry and explain to them and they can do the proper paperwork to clear the household. I called them and they don’t do any paperwork for this. Ok there is no other way to contact next door to clear this up. Furthermore, I moved from 910 N Broad Street over a year ago and I live on the East Coast of Florida. I had next door app over in Cloverleaf when I lived there, so the community can keep each other informed of what is going on in the neighborhood. So when I moved and I got a new phone I have not used the app in quite some some almost a year. But they suspend me and any household accounts related to that old address!!! Not sure what to do next since their local sex registry can’t help me. I don’t even know the guy in the file that next door sent to me. Any suggestions would be great and helpful I sure don’t need this crap following me my family and family name.

donthidethetruth
Oct 08, 2018

First off they allow ads for puppies and kittens To be given away for free. It’s a known fact that this encourages those looking for bait for training their fighting dogs and good for their large snakes to pick up these animals. Applications that care about the welfare of animals do not allow ads that list them as free for this simple fact. Secondly the application is full of ads for all kinds of items pasted in between the posts. Thirdly I wrote a post asking my neighbors if they knew when google fiber was going to be installed in my neighborhood as their contractors had put up “no parking “ signs in front of all our homes two weeks ago but no one had started working. I stated in my post that I was asking because I had contractors coming to work on my home that would have to park in front of my home and that I had called the construction hotline provided to us but they did not know when the work would start or who was going to be doing the work so I couldn’t even try calling the contractor to ask. Next door sent me an email an hour after I posted this stating they removed my post because it was “soapbox “. Not sure how that is determined but definitely not an app that is interested in neighbors gathering and sharing information that is pertaining to them.

Hypersniper82
Nov 28, 2018

I created a business page to promote my local landscaping business. It was great for awhile. I got lots of messages and calls from my neighbors for my services. I got good reviews. I was recommended by a lot of people. I posted once every other day and did not message anyone unless they inquired. I kept getting emails saying I was violating guidelines or something and that I needed to create a business page, which my page already was. The messages also said my posts were deleted, but they weren’t, so I was confused. I thought it was just a generic message or an error. One day I made a post, and a “lead” or “administrator” messaged me on the app. That’s what he claimed he was. He said I need to stop posting advertisements. Kept sending me a link to the rules and terms. Basically he said I could not advertise and if I wanted to advertise, I needed to create a business page. After a couple messages back and forth with this person trying to figure out what he was talking about or what I was doing wrong , this person finally realized it was my business page. So he started back peddling saying Nextdoor wants no one advertising, ever. He told me the rules and regulations are misleading. The next day, I was blocked out my account. All my customers are outraged as am I. I cannot contact several of my customers. I lost out on a lot of business.

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About Nextdoor: Neighborhood Network

Developed by Nextdoor.

Nextdoor: Neighborhood Network is ranking in   News & Social Networking

Last update was at Mar 29, 2024and the current version is 6.86.4.

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Nextdoor: Neighborhood Network have a 1 630 928a user reviews.

Nextdoor: Neighborhood Network was released in the App Store. It is developed by Nextdoor, who have also released the following apps.

Nextdoor: Neighborhood Network has 1 630 928 user reviews.​

Nextdoor: Neighborhood Network has an average rating of 4.7. ​The latest version of Nextdoor: Neighborhood Network 6.86.4​ ​​was ​released on Mar 29, 2024​.

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