SF Celeb Stats is an independent celebrity facts site, and the people who read it are often the first to spot a wrong birth date or a missed career milestone. This page explains how to reach the editors, what to include in a message, and which requests the site turns down.
Email: contact@starsfact.com
How to Reach the Editors
To reach the editors, send an email to contact@starsfact.com. There is no contact form. This one inbox handles corrections, tips and general questions, and the SF Celeb Stats editors read every message.
A personal reply is not always possible. Your message is still read, and every correction gets checked.
Write a clear subject line
Start the subject line with “Correction”, “Tip” or “Question”, followed by the celebrity’s name or the page title. For example: “Correction: birth date on a profile page”. This helps the editors sort messages and deal with yours faster.
Corrections
If a page has something wrong, out of date or missing, email the editors and include a source if you have one. Every claim is checked before anything on the page changes. SF Celeb Stats covers details like age, birthday, height, family, relationships, career timelines and estimated net worth, so accuracy is what the whole site depends on.
What to Include
A correction is quickest to check when it covers these four things:
- The page: the title or the celebrity’s name.
- The claim: the exact detail you think is wrong.
- The fix: what you believe is correct.
- A source: an official statement, a reputable news report, a public record or the person’s own verified account.
What Happens Next
- The editors read your message and find the claim on the page.
- They check your information against primary and reputable sources.
- If the error is confirmed, the page is corrected. Any related details in quick-facts boxes, tables and timelines are fixed at the same time, so the whole page agrees.
- If the evidence doesn’t support a change, the page stays as it is. A better source sent later will be checked the same way.
Net worth figures are always estimates based on public reporting. A message about net worth is weighed against what credible reporting supports. It is not taken as a request to publish one exact number.
Tips and Story Ideas
Tips are welcome, and you can send them anonymously. Useful tips include career announcements, project updates, public milestones and celebrities you’d like to see profiled. Every tip is confirmed independently before anything is published.
The rules for tips:
- Public lives only. SF Celeb Stats covers public careers and public information. It does not publish home addresses, private contact details, medical information, or details about family members who are not public figures.
- No leaked or stolen material. The site does not publish or accept hacked, leaked or stolen files, footage or documents.
- Rumors are labeled. When an unconfirmed claim is reported, it is called a rumor, and the kind of source behind it is named.
General Questions and Feedback
Questions about a profile, how pages are researched, or what you’d like to see on the site all go to the same email address. Criticism is welcome too. If a page was unclear or thin, or didn’t answer the question you came with, telling the editors shows them exactly what to fix.
Publicists, Agents and Representatives
Representatives can send corrections the same way, with supporting documents or a public source. These go through the same review as any other correction. Facts are updated when the evidence supports it. Accurate, publicly reported information is not removed just because someone asks.
No Guest Posts, Sponsored Articles or Link Requests
SF Celeb Stats does not accept guest posts, sponsored articles or link requests. That covers:
- paid or unpaid guest articles
- sponsored profiles written to look like independent coverage
- link insertions in new or existing pages
- payments to publish, change or promote a celebrity’s coverage
Pitches like these won’t get a reply.
How Your Message Is Handled
The details you send are used only to deal with your message: checking a correction, following up a tip or answering a question. Your name and email address are never published without your permission.
If you’ve spotted something that needs fixing, the quickest route is a short email to contact@starsfact.com that names the page, the claim and a source.
