What should I do if my classified ad contains an error?

Notify The Paris News Classified Department during business hours Monday–Friday to request correction or credit for the first insertion.

Can The Paris News change my ad without permission?

Yes; the paper reserves the right to edit, alter, or decline any advertisement and cannot guarantee placement.

Will I get refunded for typographical errors?

Liability for errors or omissions is limited to the cost of the attributable portion of space; credit is allowable for the first insertion only.

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This notice presents The Paris News classified advertising policies, outlining the paper’s rights to edit or decline ads, limits on liability for errors or omissions, and procedures for notifying the Classified Department about mistakes.

Key Takeaways

Paper may edit, alter, or decline ads
Positioning of ads is not guaranteed
Liability limited to cost of that portion of space
Notify Classified Dept. during business hours for errors

Published: May 17, 2026 · 4 days ago
Category: Other

What to do next

1
Review your ad on first day
Check the published classified ad on its first day and note any errors immediately.
2
Contact Classified Department
Call The Paris News Classified Department during business hours Monday–Friday to report errors or request credit.

Frequently asked questions

What should I do if my classified ad contains an error?: Notify The Paris News Classified Department during business hours Monday–Friday to request correction or credit for the first insertion.
Can The Paris News change my ad without permission?: Yes; the paper reserves the right to edit, alter, or decline any advertisement and cannot guarantee placement.
Will I get refunded for typographical errors?: Liability for errors or omissions is limited to the cost of the attributable portion of space; credit is allowable for the first insertion only.

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Full Notice Text

NOTICE
CLASSIFIED
POLICIES:
ERRORS &
GENERAL
POLICIES
The Paris News ad-
vertising policies are
intended to create
reader confidence
in ethical advertis-
ing. We reserve the
right to edit, alter or
decline any adver-
tisement. We accom-
modate advertisers
requests whenever
possible; however,
position can not be
guaranteed. The Par-
is News assumes no
financial responsibil-
ity for typographical
errors or omission
of copy. Liability for
errors or omissions
shall not exceed
the cost of that at-
tributable portion of
space. Please check
your classified ad
the first day. Credit
is allowable for the
first insertion only.
Advertisers, adver-
tising agencies or
agents will assume
all liability for adver-
tisements published
and agree to assume
any and all respon-
sibility for claims
occurring therefrom
against The Paris
News. If your ad con-
tains an error, please
notify The Paris
News Classified
Department during
business hours
Mon.-Fri., at

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