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It's popular in my neighborhood too. I think the key thing they do is mail you a postcard with a code to validate your address, this ensures most of the people
by jasondc 12y ago
It's popular in my neighborhood too.
I think the key thing they do is mail you a postcard with a code to validate your address, this ensures most of the people claiming to live in neighborhood XYZ actually live there.
- thrownaway2424 12y agoI think they only do this based on some kind of risk analysis or something. I didn't have to do the postcard thing.
- BinaryIdiot 12y agoIt depends. You can digitally invite someone as well and they don't require the post card because someone else is vouching for them.
- lotharbot 12y agoIn my neighborhood, the admins will post questions like "does anybody know Joe Smith from south 3rd street?" for anyone they can't confirm via property records.
- eitally 12y agoThat's because the system automatically sends the lead(s) an email anytime someone new from the neighborhood tries to join uninvited. If someone joins via personal referral, that isn't required.