Effective Date: February 21, 2024
At Moneycope.in, we work hard to make sure that all of the information we post is correct and honest. But we know that mistakes can happen sometimes, even when we do our best. This Corrections Policy says that we will fix any mistakes or flaws found in our articles, blogs, or news stories as soon as possible.
Reporting Errors
If you think you’ve found a mistake in any of the information we’ve put out there, please let us know as soon as possible. You can email us at digitalashutosh007@gmail.com with the following information:
- Your name
- Contact information
- URL or title of the article containing the error
- Description of the error and any supporting evidence or corrections
Correction Process
As soon as we hear about a mistake, our editing team will look into it right away. If the provided information proves to be incorrect, we will take the following actions:
1. Correction: We’ll fix the mistake and add the right information to the article. We will clearly mark the change we made on the fix.
2. Disclosure: We will include the correction at the end of the piece if we believe the mistake was significant and could have misled readers, allowing everyone to understand the error and its correction.
3. Notification: We may inform the affected parties, such as those mentioned in the story or other significant parties, if the error makes it more difficult for readers to understand the content or may be illegal.
Transparency and Accountability
We pledge to be transparent and accountable in rectifying errors. Our goal is to keep our readers’ trust while making sure the information we write is correct and reliable. We read all reports of mistakes carefully and welcome the chance to fix and make our content better.
Contact Information
If you have identified an error or have any questions about our Corrections Policy, please contact us at digitalashutosh007@gmail.com. Your feedback helps us uphold our commitment to accuracy and quality journalism.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
Sincerely,
The Moneyscope Editorial Team