Calls from this line usually show up as a silent ring with no voicemail, which many users link to the Nextdoor account verification process. The pattern of timing—often early morning—and the lack of a recorded message suggest an automated system confirming a new sign‑up rather than a live person. If you haven’t recently registered on Nextdoor, let the call go to voicemail or block the number. For genuine verifications, you’ll receive a short code or prompt in the app. Keep an eye on your caller ID; a mismatched city label often means the carrier is using a generic outbound route.
This is no longer asociated with NextDoor, its actualy a virus that will be installd on your phone if you click the link, so dont do it folks!!!!!
The post you wrote seems like spam to me.
Lets give it a try:
If this is a legit caller, why the caller ID say San Francisco, CA, they call my house at 6:05 AM, i was afraid something happen to my family, why cant the caller ID show the company name?
I recieve a call from this number, and no message was left, but previus post say it might be from NextDoor to confirm account signup
When you sign up for NextDoor, this is the confirmation call they make
It appears this call is for NextDoor verification
The caller from this number claimed my Microsoft license was expiring, prompting me to hang up immediately
I appreciate the information provided.
The information provided was helpful in identifying the caller who contacted me on Christmas day.
A call was received to confirm an account with Nextdoor.
This call was from NextDoor to confirm my sign-up.
I can confirm that this number is from the Nextdoor account verification service, its legit
When enrolling in the Nextdoor.com neighborhood social network, this number is used for call-back confirmation to verify identity, possibly serving a similar purpose for other services.
The call was made but no message was left, which I found perplexing
No message was left after the call was made