Last updated: August 5, 2026
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Mail on this site is read by the person who writes the pages. That makes it slower than a helpdesk and considerably more useful for a factual dispute. Use the address that matches the request: corrections travel faster with a source link attached, and platform representatives get a different process from readers. Most mail concerns figures on the Cheap Website Traffic page, so that is the fastest thing to name in a subject line. Everything below states what to include and what happens after the message arrives, so nobody has to guess whether a report was received or ignored. Correspondence is retained for twelve months and covered by the privacy policy.
Corrections and factual disputes
A useful correction request has three parts: the page, the exact sentence, and a link to the operator page that contradicts it. That combination usually turns a correction around in a day, because it removes the slowest step, which is finding out which of two conflicting sources is current. Deposit minimums, bid floors and payment-method thresholds change without announcement, so reports about them are welcome even when the change is small. Confirmed errors are corrected on the page and the verification date is updated, following the steps in how figures are checked. Where the figure is one a reader might have acted on, a dated note records what changed.
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If a parameter listed in a comparison table has changed, send the URL on your own domain where the new figure is published, along with the effective date. Figures are not updated on the strength of an email alone. The value of the table rests on every cell being checkable by a reader who does not have your inbox. Requests to add a platform are considered on whether its parameters are published publicly enough to be verified, not on commercial terms. Requests to remove an unflattering but sourced fact are declined, and the sourcing rules behind that answer are set out in the editorial policy.
Press, citation and republication
Quoting figures from this site is fine with attribution and a link to the page, which also lets your readers see the verification date and the source label attached to the number. If you need the underlying source for a specific figure rather than the page, ask and it will be sent; every published number has a documented origin, and where a figure is labelled unconfirmed the answer will say so plainly. Commentary requests on paid traffic pricing, invalid traffic detection or attribution setups are answered when time allows.
Privacy and data requests
Requests concerning server logs, data access, erasure or any other right described in the privacy policy go to this address and are acknowledged within 72 hours. Since this site operates no accounts and no forms, the practical scope of such a request covers server logs, Google Analytics data associated with your device, and any email correspondence you have sent. Both are covered in the retention section of the policy.
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- No guest posts or link insertions. Outbound links exist to support figures or to point at standards bodies, and they are not traded. Offers to buy them are not answered individually.
- No account support. Problems with a specific advertising account, campaign approval or payout belong with that platform's own support, since this site has no access to any platform's systems and cannot escalate anything.
Response times
Factual corrections are handled within one working week and usually faster when a source link is attached. Privacy requests are acknowledged within 72 hours and resolved within thirty days. Everything else is answered as time allows, and an unanswered message means a queue rather than a policy. Background on who is reading: the author page.