karen d.

Next-door exposes you to the dregs of society, while giving your information to any scam-artist who appears legitimate. Their "policing" of community content allows fraudulent representation of businesses and individuals, while censoring accurate information that offends quasi-criminal enterprises. This isn't an accurate source of information, it's a rip-off waiting to happen.

If it looks too good to be true, it probably is. I can't believe I fell for the scam. I am out $115 and they only sent 2 of the 4 items and those items were seriously defective. To say the clothes are unwearable doesn't cover it. They were very, very, cheaply made, of poor quality fabric (not what was shown in photos), and they were in doll sizes! I couldn't put my arm in and I ordered JACKETS in the largest size! It has been months. Paypal has not yet come to a decision about this. BTW, you can see obviously fake positive reviews online by people not accustomed to English vernacular and grammar. Don't fall for it.