Corrections and reader reports

How a report is handled

1. Send it through the contact form: the page, the figure, and what the seller’s own page says.
2. Within about a day, the seller’s page is read again.
3. If the figure on this site was wrong, it is corrected and the fix is logged in that dataset’s change log with the date and the source.
4. The result is listed below, whether or not anything changed.

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Reader reports

No reader reports have been received yet.

Corrections found by the site’s own checks

Changes and corrections found during the regular re-reads are logged, with dates and sources, in the Change log at the end of each dataset page: US prepaid phone plans, US streaming subscription prices, US cloud storage prices, US password manager prices, US note-taking app prices, US VPN prices, US membership prices, US video game subscription prices, US AI subscription prices, US website builder prices, US creative and design software prices, US home security camera plan prices, US antivirus and security suite prices, US web hosting prices, US domain name prices, US online learning subscription prices and US PDF editor prices.

Every correction so far

Each correction to a figure, a quote or a condition, newest first: what was wrong, what the page says now, and why it happened. Each one is also in that dataset’s change log with its source. Wording and date fixes that changed no figure or quote are listed only in the change logs.

A correction means this site recorded something the seller’s page did not show at that time, such as the figure from the other billing option or text the page does not display. When a seller changes a price or an offer, that is logged as a change in the dataset’s change log, not listed here.

• October 29, 2026 · Phone plan prices, Mint Mobile (12 plans). The data amounts of the 3, 6 and 12-month plans were changed to 5GB, 15GB and 20GB for less than an hour. The plans page as displayed shows 6GB, 17GB and 23GB, as recorded before, and the rows, the cheapest-by-data table, the quick answers and the Mint Mobile page show those amounts again. No price was affected. Cause: a change was recorded from a version of the page that is not the one displayed.
• October 25, 2026 · Antivirus prices, ESET Ultimate. Recorded as a $179.99 first-year price, quoted with the label “ESET PROTECT Ultimate Introductory Offer”, with no regular price stated. That label belongs to a different ESET plan on the same page, the business plan ESET PROTECT Ultimate; the ESET Ultimate card shows one price, $179.99, with no offer label. It is now recorded as the regular yearly price. ESET now appears in the regular-price chart (ESET Essential, $59.99), and the first-year comparison, the what-you-pay table and the quick answer were updated. Cause: a label from a different ESET plan on the same page was attached to this row.
• October 20, 2026 · Cloud storage prices, Ente (four plans). The Monthly column showed $2.49, $4.99, $9.99 and $19.99 a month. Those are the per-month figures of yearly billing; with “Monthly” selected the cards show $2.99, $5.99, $11.99 and $23.99. Yearly prices were unchanged ($29.88, $59.88, $119.88 and $239.88). The 2 TB, price-per-terabyte and yearly-vs-monthly tables were recalculated; the lowest month-to-month 2 TB price ($9.99) did not change. Cause: the monthly figures had not been checked against both billing views. Correction post.
• October 20, 2026 · Streaming prices, Sling TV Blue and Orange & Blue. Recorded as $45.99 and $60.99 a month with no condition. Sling lists both as “Starting at” prices, and for the location the page detects the cards show $54.99 and $69.99 with “INCLUDES FOX, NBC, ABC”. The rows now read “from $45.99” and “from $60.99” with both prices quoted. Orange stays $45.99. Cause: the starting price was recorded as the price.
• October 20, 2026 · Website builder prices, Ghost(Pro) Starter. Recorded as $18 a month billed yearly. The card shows $15 a month with “Yearly billing” selected; $18 is the price shown with “Monthly billing”. Monthly prices are now recorded too. Cause: the yearly figure had not been checked against both billing views.
• October 19, 2026 · VPN prices, Norton VPN. Norton’s pricing page shows more than one version. A morning reading of one version had changed Standard, Plus and Ultimate to 15- and 27-month terms renewing at $99.99, $119.99 and $149.99 a year. A later reading the same afternoon showed the annual plans as recorded on October 18: $39.99, $49.99 and $59.99 for the first year, then $79.99, $109.99 and $129.99 a year, and the rows were set back. A price change for every buyer could not be confirmed, so none is recorded. Cause: a change was recorded from one reading of a page that varies.
• October 13, 2026 · Password manager prices, Keeper. The add-on prices in the source notes and a quick answer were attached to the wrong add-ons. Now: BreachWatch “$26.99/year” (Personal) and Secure File Storage “Starting at $13.99/year”. Plan prices were not affected. Cause: quotes matched to the wrong item.
• October 8, 2026 · Phone plan prices, Mint Mobile 17GB and Unlimited (6-month). The FCC labels were quoted as $25.00 and $35.00, “not an introductory rate”. As displayed, all four 6-month labels show $10.00 as an introductory rate for 6 months, then the regular price. No standard price changed. Cause: a reading earlier that day that did not match the labels as displayed. The offer itself ended on October 5 and a new one began on October 8; both are logged as offer changes, not corrections.
• October 2, 2026 · Phone plan prices, Tello (four plans). The rows said every price was an introductory rate with no regular price shown. The labels as displayed say “This monthly price is not an introductory rate”. Prices were unchanged; the 12-month cost table now computes Tello at $300 (it said “not stated”). Cause: an earlier reading included label lines the page does not display. Correction post.
• October 2, 2026 · Cloud storage prices, Microsoft 365 Personal and Premium. The storage quotes did not match the plan cards word for word and were quoted again from the cards. No figure changed. Cause: quotes not checked word for word against the card.
• September 29, 2026 · Cloud storage prices, price per terabyte, Proton Duo (monthly). $9.99 → $10.00 per TB. $19.99 ÷ 2 = $9.995, which every other row rounds up. Cause: this row had been rounded down.
• September 29, 2026 · Phone plan prices, Red Pocket annual plans. $10, $20 and $30 a month → $9.17, $18.33 and $27.50 a month. The cards state “Renews at $110/year”, “$220/year” and “$330/year”, and the renewal price is the standard price. Cause: the struck-through figures had been recorded.
• September 28, 2026 · Phone plan prices, Straight Talk Bronze 10GB. The offer was quoted as “$34/mo with Auto Pay”; the plans page says “$34/mo for the first 3 months with Auto Pay”. The $35 price was unchanged. Cause: the homepage card had been read instead of the plans page.
• September 28, 2026 · Phone plan prices, Tracfone 4 GB and 10 GB. $15 and $25 a month → $20 and $30 a month. Cause: the homepage Auto-Refill prices (“for first 2 mo”) had been recorded instead of the standard prices on the plans page.