Ashley W.

The Nextdoor for my neighborhood is full of fear mongering nonsense. Everyone walking down the street is a potential home invader or robber that gets an URGENT ALERT or warning posted in the CRIME SECTION. So and so must be on drugs, stay away. God help you if you have guests over and they knock on the wrong door, an URGENT ALERT will be out about your guests that "someone strange is knocking on my door and potentially casing my house!" Complaints to admin go unanswered. If you disagree with someone, you are called "dangerous" to the neighborhood. It's not good. The app was supposed to curb racial profiling, but I have yet to see that. If anything, it shows you who your neighbors really are. If your a runner or an avid walker, be careful what you post on the app and just know that your neighbors have cameras everywhere. Nothing is private anymore and if you thought it was legal to go door to door to communicate, your wrong. Not according to the friendly neighbors on Nextdoor. They will call the police on you in an instant.

What a scam. "We only offer the___% rate on qualified purchases. A qualified purchase must be credited to us by the merchant." I've gotten this on most purchases where I click on the cash back button. My question is -- why offer the cash back if your vendor refuses to give you the credit?