PUBLISHER INFORMATION
How an entry earns its place
A useful contact record explains whose channel it is, which request it covers and where the information came from.
Evidence first
Company-published websites are the principal sources. Where another documented source is used, the record identifies it. A number is not treated as suitable merely because it appears near a brand name in a search result.
Purpose before prominence
We distinguish general enquiries from reservations, product departments, billing providers and regional offices. A related partner’s contact stays labeled as that partner’s route. A department-specific number is not described as handling every request.
Dates are part of the record
The displayed date records a source review. It does not certify that a call was placed, that a person answered or that a customer received a result. Hours and phone availability can change between checks.
A documented online route is useful too
When a suitable public telephone is not supported by the evidence, the entry presents a company website or online contact page. We leave that limitation visible rather than fill the space with an unrelated number.
Corrections need a trail
A correction should name the company, identify the disputed detail and provide a current source where possible. The publisher reviews the destination, region and stated purpose before altering the listing. No queue estimates or popularity labels are invented.
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