How To Cancel NeighborWho Subscription? 

My cousin’s last assignment was to collect the council dada of residents for her ongoing project on EIA(Environmental Impact Assessment). She has subscribed to NeighborWho and now needs to cancel as the project is over. I have told her about this amazing source which provides you data about the property ownership and the ongoing tenancies. She has successfully got all the data and that too from one resource without wandering from one website or government office to another.

NeighborWho generally collects data from various public sources like government records and combines them into reports which includes details like the property owner’s name (including past names), mailing address, estimated value, and historical sales information. Majorly some of the organizations closely working with the U.S. government or someone like my cousin would need this otherwise why would someone pay $27/month, they can straightaway knock on the door and say hello.

If your purpose with Neighbor Who has also been accomplished, let’s cancel the subscription and save you money. The process is simple and has been mentioned in simple steps below, which I believe you can understand quite quickly and apply easily. There are 3-4 different methods to cancel the subscription. Check which one suits you and proceed.

How Does NeighborWho Works? NeighborWho Subscription Plans And Charges

NeighborWho provides a brief report of all trusted public records and contact information to the users. This information is also sometimes used by estate agents, to quickly contact the property owners or their possible clients. Users just have to search for the name on the website and then they will be able to locate their address, contact numbers, important records, and more. You can also search from the particular available information like email address, contact number, etc. 

Subscription Plan	Charges
Monthly Plan	$26.89 for a month
Quarterly Plan	$52.44 for three months

NeighborWho generally offers comprehensive subscription plans. The first one is the monthly Plan, which starts at $26.89 per month and the second one is the Quarterly or Three Month Plan which can be purchased at $52.44 and this will cost approximately $17.48 per month which is $8 lesser than the monthly one.

The only difference between the plans is the discounted price, whereas the features and benefits offered for both are the same which includes unlimited background reports, phone numbers, email addresses, contact and address information, and fast searching.

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How Do I Cancel My NeighborWho Subscription?

You can easily cancel your NeighborWho Subscription via email or by dialing the Customer Support number. Let’s start with the email method first, as mentioned below.

Cancel NeighborWho Subscription Via Email

1. Draft the email from your registered email ID.
2. Mention in the subject line “Cancel subscription”. This ensures that request is next forwarded to the concerned department for quick procession.
3. Mention your concern about canceling and also support it with a simple and valid reason. Include important details like your name, billing address, subscription details, etc. 
4. You may ask for a receipt confirmation email and then send it to support@neighborwho.com.

Cancel NeighborWho Subscription Via Phone Call

Another simple way is to call NeighborWho Customer Service support and request for cancelation, follow the simple steps below; 

• Dial Super Slim Keto Help number 855-904-6470 from your registered mobile number.
• Put forward your concern once you get connected to a representative that you wish to cancel your subscription with them.
• Make sure you remember all your membership details or account information. Provide all the required details. 
• Ask for a confirmation message for your request for any future correspondence. 

How To Cancel NeighborWho Subscription Through BeenVerified 

As you know NeighborWho is associated with BeenVerified which is another data broker service, so you can cancel your subscription through BeenVerified’s opt-out process. Follow the steps below to help you through the process;

• NeighborWho utilizes BeenVerified’s digital infrastructure for data collection and management.
• If you cancel through BeenVerified, you will by default opt-out from both NeighborWho and BeenVerified.

Understand how to opt-out through BeenVerified:

• Go to the BeenVerified opt-out page: https://support.beenverified.com/hc/en-us/articles/222411908-How-do-I-remove-my-name-from-BeenVerified-s-people-search-results
• Follow the on screen steps to submit your opt-out request.
• Steps will involve entering your information, name, and state, and searching for your listing. 
• You’ll then receive a confirmation e-mail on your registered one.
• You’ll then need to verify your request through email.

Note: BeenVerified can take 24-72 hours to process your opt-out request.

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How To Remove Yourself From NeighborWho? Delete NeighborWho Account

Even after you have unsubscribed from the NeighborWho, your account will still be active, follow the steps mentioned below to delete the NeighborWho account;

1. Go to the official website of NeighborWho and search for yourself by adding your first and last name. 

2. Select your listed information and click on the arrow inside the box. 

3. Enter your email address and verify your email account. 

4. You will now receive a confirmation email, click on the verify opt-out button in the email. 

5. You will now be redirected to their official website and will have to confirm the procedure once again. 

How To Get Refund From NeighborWho?

When I tried researching and understanding NeighborWho’s refund policy, I got in touch with many previous users, and as per them, the refund policy is not very clear and there are a lot of negative remarks about them regarding the undisputed charges and the refunds and no any information for a comprehensive refund policy is available online. Here’s what I found:

• No clear policy: NeighborWho doesn’t clearly or even partially advertise or say anything about a refund policy on their website.
• Complaints about disputed charges: There are several reports of customers that they have successfully disputed charges with their bank after NeighborWho failed to cancel their subscriptions upon request BBB profile, Better Business Bureau. If such is your scenario, I would suggest you to visit BBB and initiate the process by involving your concerned bank also. It might take some time, but my survey tells that consumer win rates are high.

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Alternatives To NeighborWho?

It’s understandable that NeighborWho provides a hell of the data to the user, but the high rates of monthly subscription and no or limited free plans aren’t going okay at all. I have formed a list for you to consider as the best alternatives to NeighborWho;

Free Public Record Websites:

• Government Websites: Many US state and local government websites allow everyone to search for public records like property ownership for free. These websites generally offer basic information like owner names (current and sometimes past owners), property addresses, evaluation, and parcel information. Check some resources to get you started:

• US Search – A starting point with links to individual state and county record searches.
• National Association of Counties – This generally Provides a vast directory of county government websites in which many offer property record searches.

County Recorder’s Office Websites: Most of the counties in the US have comprehensive websites where you can search for properties in their records database. This might be a more efficient way to find information in a specific location and that too for free.

For more extensive details and precision, there are some paid alternatives with more advanced features:

• PropertyShark: A popular option in the U.S. that offers detailed property reports which normally include owner information, historical sales data, permits, tax history, and neighborhood statistics. This one goes well for real estate professionals, estate agents or investors who need comprehensive property insights. Pricing varies depending on the amount and level of detail and coverage area.

• LexisNexis Real Estate: This option provides in-depth property reports with owner and lien information, historical transactions, market analysis, and environmental data. An ideal choice, I would say for serious real estate investors or appraisers who need the most comprehensive data available. Subscription plans and pricing vary with levels of access and information.

• Whitepages Pro: This website provides property ownership details along with people search features like phone numbers and relatives. It can really help you if you’re looking for both property and the resident’s information. Subscription plans are available with different provisions and search allowances.

Real Estate Agent Services:

• Multiple Listing Service (MLS): If you’re a real estate professional in the US and want to make a mark then an MLS subscription will provide you access to a wealth of property data which includes owner information (in some cases) and detailed property listings. These reports and insights are otherwise not available to the general public.

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Conclusion

Managing such numerous subscriptions even when you don’t really need them at all, is a time waste, moreover, they cost you a lot, so to end them is always a good idea. Every other app you install on your phone on the computer will ask for a quick sign-up and then subscribing, which normally starts after the free trial ends and most of the time we forget when they have started charging and we no longer are keeping that app. It’s just that you check your bank statement and are left shocked, but it’s been months now, and you have paid a lot for nothing.

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