How to report an error

An error in a reference book is worse than a gap: a gap is visible, an error is not. A report of an error is the most useful help anyone can give the catalogue.

What counts as an error

• The number is wrong. A threshold, a commission, a limit, a deadline — different from what the source says.
• A link goes to the wrong place or the page has disappeared.
• Out of date. The platform changed its terms and we have the old ones.
• The fact is about something else. The value is recorded in the wrong field, or refers to a different product of the same company.
• An absence presented as a fact. We wrote "the platform does not pay" where "what we read does not say" would have been right.
• We quoted you too generously — if you are the rights holder.

What to write

The shorter the better, but three things are needed:

1. The address of the catalogue page where you saw it.
2. What exactly is wrong — in your own words, in one sentence.
3. A link to the document, if you have one. This speeds everything up many times over: we will not have to search for where the correct version is written.

An example of a sufficient report:

On the Boosty card the payout threshold is 10 dollars, but the help centre now says 15: https://boosty.to/help/payouts

Where to write

No contact address is given here yet, and that is a failing of ours. The catalogue has been online since 17 August 2026 and still has no channel for error reports. We prefer to say so plainly rather than show a mailbox nobody reads.

While there is no address, the page you are reading has only one honest role: to explain what we consider a good error report. When an address appears it will stand here, and this caveat will go.

What happens to your report

• We check against the source rather than take anyone's word for it — yours or our own. It is the same rule the whole catalogue was built by.
• If the fact is confirmed, we correct it and record the date of the new check.
• If the old fact was wrong, it is not deleted quietly but moved to the log of withdrawn facts, with the reason written out in words.
• If sources disagree, we give both and name the disagreement. We do not pick the "more plausible" one.

What we will not do on request

We will not remove a correct fact you dislike. If a platform forbids affiliate links and you would rather readers did not know that, this is not an error but the platform's terms.

We will not add a rating. "Best service", "recommended" — not our genre.

We will not place a link for money. The catalogue is not a shop window.