An invitation you didn't expect
Under every invitation there's *This wasn't meant for me*. You don't need an account to use it — having the link is enough. The invitation stops working, and the sender hears nothing from us.
If an invitation reaches you from someone you don't know, or about a person who hasn't agreed to a page, open the link and choose This wasn't meant for me under the button. Say why — you don't know these people; it's about you or someone who hasn't agreed; something else — and, if you like, a line about it. You don't need an account and we won't ask you to make one: having the link is proof enough that it reached you.
What happens
- An invitation addressed to you stops working the moment you report it — nobody else can accept it in your place.
- A report lands privately with the people who run Beyond My Time. The sender isn't told who reported it, or that anyone did.
- Someone whose invitations are reported three times in a week is limited: nothing they send reaches anyone new until we've looked.
How to tell a real email from us
See Emails from us — what we send, what we never ask, and what to do with one that looks wrong.