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Corrections and updates policy

We correct material errors when clearer evidence becomes available, including broken links and errors in operator names, licence claims, withdrawal terms or payment methods. We update the information, verification status and change history together. If a changing claim cannot be supported, we remove it or mark it as unverified instead of retaining vague wording.

Editorial principles

We prioritize errors that may affect a financial or legal decision.
Duplicate pages are merged, and their old URLs redirect to the canonical page.
We retain a redirect record so old links continue to work.
A page may be removed from search results while it is rechecked.
We keep the original review date unless the underlying review is reassessed.

What this means for readers

We do not replace missing information with estimates. If a decision-relevant fact changes, we update the text, status and date, or remove the page from search results until it is reviewed.

Read the warnings, check the source and only use money you can afford to lose.