NeighborWho

Yes. NeighborWho aggregates property records and attaches owner contact information (phones, emails, relatives) into searchable reports sold on subscription. It's covered by the California data-broker registration for BeenVerified, LLC and its affiliates, and its privacy policy names The Lifetime Value Co. LLC as the data controller.

The Lifetime Value Co. LLC (LTVCO), a New York company that says it has been building its portfolio of brands since 2007. NeighborWho's privacy policy says the site is provided by The Lifetime Value Co. LLC acting through NeighborWho LLC and is owned and operated by The Lifetime Value Co. LLC. That makes it a sibling of BeenVerified, not a BeenVerified subsidiary. It's one of at least nine LTVCO brands, alongside BeenVerified, PeopleLooker, Ownerly, NumberGuru, Bumper, ReversePhone, MoneyBot5000, and PeopleSmart.

Use the opt-out at neighborwho.com/svc/optout/search/optouts. Search your record, select it, and click the verification link they email you. Removal shows after the next server refresh, usually within 24 hours. Use NeighborWho's own form rather than BeenVerified's family-wide portal: the registry names one shared consumer-rights URL for all thirteen domains, but testing across the family in August 2026 found each brand serves its own copy of that form and keeps its own suppression list. Our NeighborWho removal guide has the full walkthrough.

Don't count on it. The family's California registration lists one shared consumer-rights endpoint, BeenVerified's comprehensive opt-out, for all thirteen domains, but testing across the family in August 2026 found each brand serves its own copy of that form on its own domain and keeps its own suppression list, so a submission on BeenVerified suppresses BeenVerified. File NeighborWho's own opt-out. Its FAQ also cautions that your name can still appear in other search services on the site, like the property layer's ownership records, so spot-check afterwards and file the property-records variant if a listing persists.

The $1 seven-day trial converts to the full monthly subscription ($44.86 or more) if not canceled in time, and it renews automatically. Cancel via support@neighborwho.com, 1 (866) 202-7417, or the contact form; per their terms, cancellation doesn't refund charges already incurred, so dispute with your card issuer if support won't budge.

Not by its own account. Its terms state in capital letters that it isn't a consumer reporting agency, and a dedicated FCRA page prohibits using its reports for credit, insurance, employment, tenant screening, or admissions decisions.