Coverage
We tell you what we could not reach
Every report ends with a coverage summary: which source types were searched, which were blocked or unavailable, which need manual verification, and when the last scan ran.
Sources
What we search
News and trade media
Publisher articles with dates, authorship and correction history where available.
Public records
Government, regulator and professional-body material that is publicly accessible.
Review platforms
Google, Tripadvisor and Yelp listings, matched to an exact location before any rating is shown.
Complaint boards
Consumer complaint platforms and forums, treated as user-generated content.
Social and forums
Public posts, profiles and community threads, including impersonation signals.
Search, cache and archive
Search-result presence, cached copies and archived versions.
Market sources
Filings, issuer announcements, analyst and short-seller research, investor forums.
Blockchain intelligence
Credible scam, rug-pull and contract-risk reporting for crypto assets.
Limitations
Known limits, stated plainly
- Content behind a login, paywall or private group is not accessible unless it is lawfully public.
- Some platforms block automated access. Those sources appear as unavailable, not as searched.
- Non-indexed and deleted content may exist without being discoverable.
- Machine translation may affect nuance in non-English sources; the original is always linked.
- A search-result title or snippet is never treated as proof that a URL belongs to your target.
- Coverage varies by country, language and platform, and is stated per report.