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Reprehensible company using fear to attract subscribers and/or advertisers. I thought their "neighborhood alerts" were legit until one was posted for my exact section of the street. Completely false, 100% fabricated. Just unsubscribe, and maybe notify your neighbors that it's all fake.
Didn't sign up and getting spammed about stuff that probably isn't true. Avoid at all costs.
This company is putting out false crime alerts trying to scare people into signing up for their crime alerts in order to attract advertisers. They twice sent out emails saying my laundromat was robbed which was not true but it worried some customers.
They keep spamming my email, and when I click the "unsubscribe" link in the email, it takes me to a page flagged by ScamAdviser as having a very low trust score.
Then I go to their homepage from my browser and scroll down to the menu at the bottom. One of the choices is "Your Privacy Choices", but guess what??? IT'S NOT A LINK!!!!! It is only there to DECEIVE!!!
My personal information is tied up with them and there's nothing I can do about it!!!!! SHADY, SHADY, SHADY!!!!!
Beware! I started receiving daily unsolicited emails from 'alerts (@) neighborhoodalerts.com'. The emails contain information about neighbors, stating much is drawn from third party sources, I did not sign up for these email 'alerts'. It is spam, I'm concerned if I fill out their privacy deletion request to remove and not sell my information, it verifies my email and
they will sell my privacy information to other
companies, which their site says they do. The company address is the UK, which is not where I live.
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