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NeighborWho is a subscription-based people-search and background-information service that provides contact and location leads. It operates on an auto-renewing subscription model and is managed by NeighborWho LLC.
Features generally include address and contact data aggregation for marketing or research use. Exact feature sets and regional coverage vary and the service may not always match current local records.
Cancellation typically stops future auto-renewals. Depending on the billing cycle, you may retain access until the end of the paid period.
Subscriptions auto-renew until cancellation is processed. If cancellation is not completed before the renewal date you may be billed for the next cycle.
NeighborWho’s handling of stored account data is governed by their Privacy Policy. If you need data deletion or export, request this from Customer Care and retain copies of any responses.
Refunds are handled case-by-case. To request a refund, contact Customer Care at [email protected] or use the support portal: NeighborWho Refund Policy.
NeighborWho does not publish NZD subscription prices publicly on its official support pages. For New Zealand customers there is no clear NZ-specific pricing listed.
Some users (outside NZ) have reported USD charges around US$44 - 45 per month after trial periods, but this is not an official NZ price and may vary.
| Plan | Price (NZD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | Varies | No NZD pricing published; reported USD ~US$44 - 45 by some users after trial |
| Annual | Varies | Not publicly listed for NZ customers; contact support for quotes |
| Trial | Varies | Trials reported as low-cost or free by some users; auto-renew terms may apply |
Under the New Zealand Consumer Guarantees Act, services must be supplied with reasonable care and skill and fit the stated purpose. Misleading or inaccurate data could breach these guarantees.
Under the Fair Trading Act, misleading or deceptive conduct is prohibited. Failure to clearly disclose auto-renewal or trial terms could be considered unlawful in New Zealand.
Some customers report successful refunds after contacting support or disputing charges and note that support eventually resolved billing issues.
Many customers assume stopping payments via Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, or Venmo automatically cancels the NeighborWho subscription.
NeighborWho requires cancellation through its account or Customer Care, so app-store actions may not stop auto-renewals.
Users sometimes fail to keep confirmation emails or screenshots and then cannot prove they cancelled before renewal.
Always save time-stamped screenshots, confirmation messages, and any support replies to avoid disputes later.
The table below compares NeighborWho’s key behaviours with typical consumer expectations in New Zealand.
| Feature | NeighborWho | Typical NZ expectation |
|---|---|---|
| Auto-renewal | Auto-renews until you cancel; must cancel via account or Customer Care | Clear disclosure and easy cancellation, with confirmation email |
| Refunds | Case-by-case; processed immediately on their end, may take up to 10 days to appear | Refunds for faulty or misleading services under CGA; 14-day cooling-off not guaranteed |
| Pricing transparency | NZ pricing not publicly listed; users report varied USD charges | Upfront pricing in local currency and clear trial terms |
| Customer support | Mixed reports; some responsive outcomes, many complaints about unhelpful replies | Timely, helpful, evidence-based responses |
| Dispute handling | May suspend accounts if chargeback/dispute is lodged | Disputes handled cooperatively with clear escalation paths |
NeighborWho LLC, MSC - 175605, P.O. Box 105168, Atlanta, GA 30348‑5168, USA.
Email: [email protected].
Use the support portal for billing or refund inquiries: support.neighborwho.com.
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Written by Carter Evans
Former postal advisor · 5 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 5 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.