Contact us at hello@supermarketchaos.com when a guide tip is wrong, a link is dead, or a page on this fan hub needs a factual fix. We read correction mail. We cannot replace studio support.
Primary address: hello@supermarketchaos.com
Paste the page URL and say what needs fixing. Screenshots help when a shelf tip no longer matches the UI.
English subject lines such as “Items page tag error” or “Broken player on a game page” help us sort the queue. Contact us once per issue rather than sending the same note to several inboxes we do not have.
A short checklist beats a novel. Include what you expected, what you saw, optional patch context, optional screenshot, and whether you were on desktop, tablet, or phone.
Do not send Steam passwords, payment receipts meant for refunds, or save files. Contact us without secrets—we should not hold them and cannot process them.
A good contact us note names the line that failed. A weak note only says “fix the guide” with no URL.
Useful: “On /supermarket-chaos-items/ the dairy bay tip still says X; after today’s UI the tag reads Y. Desktop Chrome. Screenshot attached.”
Useful: “The game window on /games/raccoon-retail/ stays blank on phone Safari.”
Not useful: “Your site is wrong” with no path. Not useful: “Give me a free PC download.” Contact us for editorial fixes, not piracy.
English is easiest for the current inbox. Other languages may still get a reply when the URL and error are clear from screenshots. We may answer in English even if you wrote in another language.
Crashes, achievements failing after a patch, and purchase problems belong with the developer or the storefront. Wrong shelf advice on our pages, a typo in a checklist, or a dead similar-game frame on our domain belong here.
If you are unsure, contact us anyway with the URL—we will say when the issue is outside our control.
Contact us is also the right door for “your page says you are official” false alarms. We will check the wording and tighten any line that could confuse a hurried reader.
If your note is only praise with no bug, we still appreciate it—just know corrections and broken players jump ahead of thank-you mail.
We prioritize factual errors on indexed guides. Broken game players and incorrect legal statements also jump the queue.
Topic ideas are welcome; we only publish when the write-up is accurate enough to help on the floor.
Abuse, spam, and demands for pirate links get no cooperation.
Silence for a few days can mean we are verifying in play. A second polite follow-up with the same URL is fine; five identical messages are not.
Rights holders who need a correction or removal can contact us at hello@supermarketchaos.com with the URL and a clear description. We move faster when you name the page and the claimed problem—incorrect affiliation, unintended asset use, or outdated credit.
We read the URL first, then the claimed error, then any screenshot. If we can reproduce the issue, we edit the page. If we cannot, we may ask one clarifying question.
Some fixes ship the same day. Others wait until we can re-check the mechanic in play after a patch. Contact us again only if the live page still shows the old line after you gave us time to verify.
We will not argue about piracy requests. Those threads end without a download link.
Emails you send are handled as described in the Privacy Policy. Include only what we need to fix the page.
We do not publish your email address on the site. Contact us for editorial work; use official channels for account secrets.
If your message is only about cookies or deletion rights, say “privacy” in the subject so we route it with the privacy policy in mind.
Contact us is not a newsletter signup. Writing once does not enroll you in marketing mail we do not run.
Write to hello@supermarketchaos.com for hub-related questions.
We can point to troubleshooting topics we publish, but crash support belongs to the developer.
Not currently. We write our own guides so quality stays consistent.
Factual errors on live guides are prioritized. Topic ideas may take longer while we verify them in play.
Maybe later. Catalog additions follow organizing relevance and quality checks, not open submissions alone.
Yes—email hello@supermarketchaos.com and mention privacy so we route it with the privacy policy in mind.
