Contact Ohio Predictions

Where to write

Every message for Ohio Predictions goes to hello@marketmoversmediainc.com. The mailbox belongs to Market Movers Media Inc., which publishes Ohio Predictions and the other state sites in its network from that one address, so a subject line that names Ohio Predictions and the page in question sends a message to the right desk. Each purpose below uses the same address.

Reporting an error

The most useful message is a correction. Quote the sentence that is wrong, give the page it appears on, and link or attach the document that settles it: a court docket, an official election result, a league schedule, an exchange's own contract rules. When the error is confirmed, the fix is made on that page with the date of the change, as the about page explains. 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

Something Ohio Predictions should be reading belongs here too: a new filing in an Ohio case, a change to a contract's rules, an Ohio race, club or ballot issue that an exchange has started to price. So does a question about why a page reads the way it does. Coverage follows what the markets list and what the public record supports, so a request does not create a page, and an objection to a price does not remove one.

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 ohiopredictions.com. Each update also carries its own unsubscribe link. The privacy policy sets out what the site keeps, who processes it and for how long.

Press, licensing and legal notices

Reporters' questions 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 Ohio Predictions. The terms of service set out how the site's writing may be quoted and what needs written consent.

What the desk cannot help with

A reply never says which side of a contract to take or which exchange to use, and nothing in one is investment, financial or legal advice. Ohio Predictions holds no accounts and takes no orders, so a question about an account, a deposit or a trade at an exchange belongs with that exchange. Whether a contract may be traded from Ohio is covered, with its dates and without a conclusion, on the legal status page, and the disclosure page states that the site has no commercial relationship with any venue it names.