Contact Pennsylvania Predictions

Where to write

Write to hello@marketmoversmediainc.com about anything on Pennsylvania Predictions. The mailbox belongs to Market Movers Media Inc., the publisher, which runs this site and the other state sites in its network from the one address, so a subject line naming Pennsylvania Predictions and the page concerned gets a message to the right desk. Every purpose below uses that same address.

Reporting an error

A correction request does the most good when it is specific. Quote the sentence, give the page, and link or attach the record that settles it: a Department of State or county election document, a court docket, a Gaming Control Board release, a league schedule or an exchange's own contract rules. A confirmed error is fixed on the page where it appeared, with the date of the change, as the about page describes. A disagreement with what a market implies is not an error on the page; a wrong date, name, district, venue or settlement rule is.

Tips and coverage

Send word of a new Pennsylvania filing, a change to a contract's rules, or a Pennsylvania race, club or public question that an exchange has started to price. A question about why a page reads the way it does is welcome too. Pages follow what the exchanges list and what the public record supports, so a request does not create a page and an objection to a price does not take one down.

Privacy requests

To see, correct or delete an email address held for the site's updates, or to stop receiving them, write from that address and say the request concerns pennsylvaniapredictions.com. Every update also carries its own unsubscribe link. The privacy policy explains what the site keeps, who processes it and for how long.

Press, licensing and legal notices

Questions from reporters about the publisher, requests to republish or license the written content, and formal legal notices go to the same mailbox, addressed to Market Movers Media Inc. as publisher of Pennsylvania Predictions. The terms of service cover quoting the site and what needs written consent.

What the desk cannot help with

No reply says which side of a contract to take or which exchange to use, and nothing in one is investment, financial or legal advice. The site holds no accounts and takes no orders, so a question about an account, a deposit or a trade belongs with the exchange concerned. What Pennsylvania's law and its gaming regulator have said about prediction markets is on the legal status page, dated and without a conclusion, and the disclosure page states that the site has no commercial relationship with any venue it names.