My neighbor received an invitation from me, but i don’t remember sending it Every invitation sent to neighbors is done with the sender’s permission Invitations are sent based on neighbors selecting eligible addresses It’s possible a neighbor moved recently and the invitation did not go to the expected neighbor at the selected address. Make sure you're using the correct email address and password If you've forgotten your password, you can reset it by following the instructions here
Use the correct email and password make sure you're using the correct email address and password for nextdoor (if logging in with email), or your correct email and password associated with your connected facebook, google. View public updates from public agencies on nextdoor i don't know the neighbor who sent me an invitation We all play a part in making nextdoor a welcoming, safe place for everyone These guidelines are designed to help foster a neighborhood where every neighbor feels at home Select a guideline to learn more and see what is—and isn’t—allowed on nextdoor Now relevant local news stories from over 3,500 local vetted publishers appear regularly and directly in the feed, tailored to a neighbor's location
Nextdoor is a place for open conversations about what matters in your neighborhood It’s okay to disagree, but always keep it respectful and focus on ideas—not personal attacks This is how we build stronger communities together. We only send new neighbors invitations to new neighbors with the senders’ permission. Block a neighbor neighbors blocking a neighbor on nextdoor can be done both in direct messages (dms) and through the member's profile When you block someone, you and the blocked member will no longer be able to view or respond to each other's content in the feed.
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