Corrections and disputes
How to ask Radar to review a listing or community report — and what happens to the request.
Last updated 23 October 2026
Send a request for review
Use the form to ask us to review a factual correction, changed listing, or community report. It is public and does not require an account or an email address. A report-specific link attaches the request to that report and its listing; for a general listing correction, start from the listing page or choose the listing in the form.
Send a correction or disputePrefer email for a message the form cannot handle? radar.complaints@gmail.com. The form does not accept file attachments yet; link to a public supporting source where possible.
Requests are stored in Radar's admin review queue. Identity and claims are not verified by submission. Receiving a request does not edit a listing, publish a claim, or hide a report. Email is optional; there is no automated email or status notification, and a reply is not guaranteed.
If you run a platform we list
You can ask us to:
- correct a factual error — a wrong URL, an expired programme, or a mistyped requirement;
- review a listing that has changed — new terms, closed rewards, or a rebrand;
- consider a response or clarification for readers;
- review a community report you believe is inaccurate; or
- consider whether a listing should remain on Radar.
We assess requests independently and may ask for a public source or further details. We record each review status and its reason. A request alone is not proof of who sent it or whether its claims are correct; it does not automatically change the listing or report. If we make a verified correction, the relevant page is updated through the normal admin process.
If you want to correct a report about your experience
Use the form to tell us which listing and report need review, or email us with the listing and roughly when the report appeared. We will review the request; it does not automatically remove or amend the report.
Reports may be anonymous. We do not keep identifying details about report authors for the purpose of matching later requests, so we may not be able to confirm authorship from a name or email address alone.
If an automated check is simply wrong
Automated results can be mistaken — for example, a new domain, unusual certificate, or redirect may be misunderstood. Tell us the URL and what the result claimed, and we will review it. A correction request does not automatically alter an automated result.
What we will not do
- Remove or favour a listing because someone paid us. Nobody can buy a favourable listing here.
- Remove accurate information simply because a platform objects to it.
- Publish an unverified accusation as fact. Community reports remain labelled as individual experiences.
- Hide or remove a report just because someone filed a correction request or a flag.
- Hand over information about who posted an anonymous report; we do not keep identifying details for that purpose.
If we have your personal information
Requests to access, correct, or delete personal information are handled under our Privacy Policy. Send them to radar.complaints@gmail.com and say clearly that it is a data request.
Questions about any of this, or a request about your information: radar.complaints@gmail.com.
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