Meet in a busy public place when you can, tell someone you trust, and keep the terms in the product. Safety explains trusted contacts and check-ins for people who are signed in. If anyone is in danger, call 911 or your local emergency number first. Hire a Neighbor is not an emergency service.
Where to go
Safety is /safety. The page says Hire a Neighbor is not an emergency service and to call 911 or your local emergency number first. Signed-in people can add a trusted contact and start a check-in on a deal.
What to do
- Read the listing or offer before you meet.
- Open Safety to add a trusted contact or start a check-in when you have a deal.
- Leave if something feels wrong, then use Report a safety concern.
- Keep payment details and passwords out of the meeting and out of public text.
What you should see
Safety opens with the emergency notice. Meeting safely lists public places, keeping terms in the product, telling someone you trust, checking profiles, and leaving if something feels wrong. Trusted contacts and check-ins need you to be signed in.
What this does not mean
- A profile is not proof of safety or insurance.
- A check-in alerts trusted contacts if you miss it. It does not send the police.
- Payment protection is not something this page can promise. Payments are not open.