NextdoorReviews 3,044

Bogus site. Favoritism! Racist bigotted! Same people overpost use it as a personal page? It's ok? I post or report overposting? My account is disabled but they can post 10 xs a day? Talk about overposting. Bragging. Using it as a pet page! Absolutely ridiculous. Dont join.

I'm a licensed General Contractor and I joined nextdoor to advertise my business.
I had a nasty client that happened to be on their.
She wrote numerous crazy nasty reviews about me which were all lies.
The lead Nancy Gilberg of 15 aurora ln Salem Massachusetts started attacking me and my business. She harassed me every time I posted something.
She tortured me and horrified me. She was worse than having a tick burrowed into your body.
She got me disabled for life, my girlfriend disabled and her ex-husband and anyone else who mentioned my name.
Nextdoor isn't a friendly family site.
It's a communist gathering of psychos.
The government should shut it down.

My next door neighbor made a post about me putting my full name on the post and I defended myself and asked for an apology but instead Nextdoor banned me and not the neighbor who made the post. The Leads are the bullies also. Very unsafe and unfair app stay far away.

I received an invitation to join nextdoor.com by letter, thinking it was a local community offer (it's gloabal)
I wish I had done research on it before joining, the T&C are a security risk for anyone's identity.
I'd love to know why and how they lettered me and where they got the information from.
You need to supply, real name, address, telephone number, email address. D. O. B and all has to be verified by the site.

Nextdoor is worse than Twitter and Facebook for censorship. Try to have a decent conversation with your neighbor and express our conservative worldview and you will get suspended

I tried next-door, and had to stop. 70% of the posts are angry people ranting about the same ol' same ol': pets, bicycles, pedestrians, bad drivers, noise, children and teenagers, schools, city services, etc. 10% more are angry people ranting about said posts being deleted because of violation of community standards. 15% are chain store ads, 4% is useless chatter, and only about 1% is useful or builds community. Protect yourself mentally and physically, don't join.

Just like other social media sites, they only flag something as "political" if you disagree with their side (obviously left wingers). Some comments are deleted while others can remain. I deleted my account as I don't want to associate with such corruption.

When our neighborhood started using Nextdoor it was a clear winner as a way to keep our neighborhood members connected to each other. Members were respectful and used it to ask for and get advice on a variety of common issues from lawncare to security concerns. But over the last year or so Nextdoor has morphed into a platform for paid sponsor ads, individuals ranting about their issues, and personal items for sale. Notices come from all nearby Nextdoor Neighborhoods, whether you want them or not. While users can limit which neighborhoods can see their posts, they cannot limit the posts they receive. The application has become so cluttered with notices and ads that are of little interest within our neighborhood, I am looking for a new tool for us to use.

I published articles from the Wall Street journal criticizing how the government was handling Covid so they blocked me so I can no longer be on that site. Sounds like communism.

I just got my account disabled without any kind of warning. The boilerplate explanation is that I supposedly provided disinformation about COVID, but all I've ever said is that people should wear masks and vaccinate. If there's anything inaccurate someone should have reached out and I would have corrected it. Instead, they just disabled my account for four days.

A friend of mine was made a neighborhood lead without being asked. She tells me some people report everything they disagree with and some of the other leads don't even bother to check out their claims to make sure they're valid.

Nextdoor.com is becoming a popularity contest rather than a useful way for neighbors to communicate. Don't bother.

Was targeted by a group of women who seemed to have an influence on the app.
Was made to feel threatened and to be honest at the time almost suicidal.
When I asked one of the bullies to stop, the response was I was suspended by next door.
No chance to ask why, or why were they taking sides.
To be honest had been warned but maybe naively thought next door would be a fair platform.

This app and Democratic platform censors users who are not in line with the Democratic agenda. Three groups I am in have each been shut down 2x as well as my personal account shut down 2x as well. Reasons are totally unknown. This last time my personal account was shut down after making 1 comment (which I rarely do) regarding being kind to each other because people on the original post were attacking others... I have now deleted ND for good. I'm so thankful I didn't sign up for their business advertising, 12 month contract at over $500/mo.
Good riddance ND.

Just a site designed to receive revenue from businesses from their dismal referral and advertising program. The site itself seems to be a bunch of bitter Karens brow beating the world if you do not tow their false narratives and of course it is also a neighborhood gossip and $#*! about everything site. Not recommended!

Just recently rewrote their rules to do a CYA for themselves.

They royally left me to be racially raped due to their insistence on their then rules but changed to protect themselves.

Since having the local sheriff out to see the damage to my property, and requesting that I be allowed, can you image, to be provided two way connection to NextDoor, they have done nothing.

I would to just get reconnected but they are making it even harder to communicate.

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Well turns out after I learned my lesson that Next door app actually has a lot rules and they taught me them during our dispute and am glad to say they solved it.

I joined the Nextdoor app to get recommendations for local businesses and services, as well as to keep up with events and/or possible emergencies affecting my local community. Unbeknownst to me, Nextdoor took it upon itself to leverage my identity (name and street name) to send out invitations to strangers in my community without my permission to get them to join the app. I was horrified to discover this feature when I received an email notification that a person I didn't know had accepted my invitation to join the app. Clueless as to what invitation had been accepted, I did some digging and discovered that Nextdoor had sent out 200+ invitations in my name without my permission. I feel completely used and violated by Nextdoor and immediately deactivated my account due to the company's unethical business practices and invasive customer exploitation tactics. The overly invasive nature of the app completely overshadows any positive features I previously enjoyed. In addition, the app indicates that users can opt out of this feature, but only after hundreds of invitations have already been distributed on your behalf to neighbors you've never even met. If you value your anonymity, privacy, and safety in your local community, please heed this warning about Nextdoor.

Nextdoor allows accusations of innocent people for walking on sidewalk. Its really own for "whigh wingers"

Hackers are on here google play and tiktok and nextdoor! Crackheads! I have my freedom rights to say whatever i want to say an ill be posting commenting this every day now! Try something courts will not be on your sides. Thats my freedom rights