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Blocking a spam follower

6 years ago

I had someone follow me over the weekend who evidently is using Houzz for spam and I'd like to know if I can block them from following me and/or report them to Houzz. Does anyone know?

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Emmeline Westin
6 years ago
Hi Gina,

If you get in touch with the support team, they can help you with this, including blocking the user if they're sending you spam.

Thanks!
Gina Anderson
Original Author
6 years ago
Thank you, have done
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