How do I get credit for a classified ad error?

Notify The Facts Classified Department before 10:00 a.m. on the first day (or next business day) of insertion to request credit for the first insertion.

Can The Facts change my ad copy or placement?

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

What liability does The Facts accept for mistakes?

Liability for errors or omissions is limited to the cost of the attributable portion of the ad space.

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This notice explains The Facts newspaper's classified advertising policies, including reservation of editorial control, limited liability for errors, and the procedure for reporting ad mistakes for credit. It provides office hours and a contact phone number for the Classified Department.

Key Takeaways

Publisher can edit or decline ads
Position of ads not guaranteed
Liability limited to cost of space
Report ad errors by 10:00 a.m. first day
Classified Dept: 979-269-6915

Published: May 20, 2026 · yesterday
Category: Other

What to do next

1
Report an ad error
Call The Facts Classified Department at 979-269-6915 before 10:00 a.m. the first day (or next business day) of insertion.
2
Keep a copy of your ad
Retain the submitted ad copy and insertion date to support any credit claim for the first insertion.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get credit for a classified ad error?: Notify The Facts Classified Department before 10:00 a.m. on the first day (or next business day) of insertion to request credit for the first insertion.
Can The Facts change my ad copy or placement?: Yes, the paper reserves the right to edit, alter or decline any advertisement and cannot guarantee ad placement.
What liability does The Facts accept for mistakes?: Liability for errors or omissions is limited to the cost of the attributable portion of the ad space.

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Full Notice Text

Classified Policies Errors &
General Policies
The Facts advertising policies are intended to create reader
confidence in ethical advertising. We reserve the right to
edit, alter or decline any advertisement. Position of ads can
not be guaranteed. The Facts assumes no financial respon-
sibilityfortypographicalerrorsoromissionofcopy.Liability
for errors or omissions shall not exceed the cost of that at-
tributable portion of space. Advertisers, advertising agen-
cies or agents will assume all liability for advertisements
published and agree to assume any and all responsibility
for claims occuring therefrom against. Credit is allowed for
the first insertation only, if your ad contains an error, please
notify The Facts Classified Department before 10:00 a.m.
on the first day (or business day if ad starts on weekend)
of insertation. Office Hours: Mon-Fri., 8-5 979-269-6915

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