Does It Make Money?

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Corrections

Good research stays correctable.

Fees change, platforms revise rules, and we can make mistakes. We want specific, source-backed corrections.

What to send

Email corrections@doesitmakemoney.com with the article URL, the sentence or calculation in question, and a reliable source that supports the correction. For image rights concerns, include the image and the basis for the claim.

What happens next

We review material factual issues against primary evidence where possible. Confirmed errors are corrected promptly, the updated date changes, and a correction note is added when the change affects the conclusion or a reader’s decision. Style disagreements and unsupported promotional claims do not trigger factual changes.

Updating a score

A score changes when the underlying economics or risk materially changes—not because a company asks for a higher rating. When a score changes, the article explains the new evidence and the effect on the verdict.