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Spotted a closed program, a dead phone number, wrong hours, or a duplicate? A quick report flags it for review in a few taps, even if you don’t know the right answer.

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2 min readChecked against LaneHelp October 6, 2026Report a problem with this page

What it does
A short form attached to a listing: pick what looks wrong, add a note or proof if you have it, and send.
Good for
When you can tell something’s off but don’t have the corrected details. If you do, fix the listing instead.
You’ll need
A free account. Only the issue type is required, unless you pick Other.
On this page

Send a report#

  1. Find the button

    On a listing page, tap Report Issue in the Community Contributions panel. On a directory card, it’s Report issue under More.

  2. Pick what looks wrong

    Choose one: Duplicate, Closed, Wrong hours, Wrong phone, Moved, or Other.

  3. Add a note or proof, if you have it

    Open Add a note or proof for a Public note, a Note for moderation, a Source link, and checkboxes for Checked by call, Checked in person, and Checked website. Picking Other makes the note for moderation required.

  4. Send it

    Tap Send report. You’ll see “Issue report submitted for community review.”

Back up someone else’s report#

Open issues appear in the listing’s Community Contributions panel, with counts of reporters, checks, and evidence. If you can confirm one, tap Check Info and pick what you found, like “Called — number works” or “Visited — closed.” You can’t check an issue you reported yourself, which seems fair.

What happens next#

A report is a signal, not an edit. Moderators review it, and the listing only changes if they confirm the problem. Directory cards can show where a report stands: Reported, Under review, Likely issue, Resolved, or Dismissed. Your own reports are under Activity in your account.

  • The listing is wrong and you know the fixSuggest an update with the correct details.
  • Something seems off but you’re not sure what’s rightSend a report.
  • The problem is an organization page, not a listingUse Report on that page. No account needed.
  • Someone is in danger right nowCall 911. Reports are read by moderators, not dispatchers.

Questions people ask

Do I need proof?
No. Proof helps, but for most issue types only the type is required. Other needs a clear note for moderation.
What’s the difference between Report and Suggest Update?
A report says something is wrong. Suggest Update says what’s right. Use whichever matches what you know.
Can I report without an account?
Not for listings. The button sends you to sign in first. Organization pages can be reported without one.