TC Mobile is an independent site covering phones and the mobile industry, including reviews, specs, comparisons, launches and news. The TC Mobile editors read every message sent to the site. This page explains how to reach them and how to write a message that gets a useful reply.
Email: contact@techchink.com
How to reach the editors
Email is the only way to contact TC Mobile. The site has no contact form. Messages go straight to the TC Mobile editors, and no agency or outsourced inbox screens them first.
Give your message a clear subject line. “Correction: battery size in Pixel review” gets handled faster than “Quick question.” Start the subject with the type of message (Correction, Tip, Question or PR) so it reaches the right pile straight away.
Corrections
If something on TC Mobile is wrong or out of date, email contact@techchink.com and the editors will check it. Phones change fast. Spec sheets get revised, prices drop, and features often arrive in software updates after launch. Reports from readers help keep pages accurate.
What to include in a correction
A correction is easiest to check when it includes:
- The page title or headline you mean
- The exact claim you think is wrong
- What you think the correct information is
- Where that information comes from, ideally a manufacturer spec page, an official announcement or a carrier listing
The source matters most. A link to an official spec page or press release can be checked in minutes. A claim with no source takes longer, though the editors still look into it.
What happens next
An editor reads your report and checks it against primary sources. If the page is wrong, it gets fixed. When a correction changes the substance of an article, such as a spec, a price, a release date or a conclusion, the page gets a note saying what changed. TC Mobile does not quietly rewrite mistakes. If the original claim turns out to be right, the page stays as it is, and you may get a reply explaining why.
Small fixes like typos or a broken sentence are corrected without a note.
News tips
Tips are welcome on any part of the mobile world: unannounced devices, software changes, carrier policies, pricing, security problems, or anything else you have spotted that deserves a closer look. Send them to the same address with “Tip” in the subject line.
How tips are handled:
- Say how you know. You don’t have to share everything. It helps to know whether the information is first-hand, second-hand or a pattern you noticed, because that shapes how the editors weigh it.
- Tips are checked before anything is published. A tip is where reporting starts. TC Mobile does not publish claims it cannot stand behind, and rumor coverage says plainly how reliable the source is.
- Sources are protected. If you ask to stay anonymous, your identity stays private. The editors never name or guess at the identity of anonymous sources.
- Don’t send stolen material. TC Mobile reports on leaks but will not host, publish or pass along stolen files, firmware, builds, source code or confidential documents. Describe what you know instead.
General questions from readers
Not sure which phone to buy? Want to know how two models compare, or what a spec means for everyday use? Send it in. The editors can’t promise a personal reply to every question, but reader questions help decide what TC Mobile covers, compares and explains next. A good question often becomes an article that helps a lot of other readers too.
Brands, PR and review units
Manufacturers and PR teams can email about launches, briefings and review units, with “PR” in the subject line. Sending a device does not buy a positive review, an earlier publish date or any say over what gets written. Verdicts on TC Mobile belong to the editors alone.
No guest posts, sponsored articles or link requests
TC Mobile does not accept guest posts, sponsored articles or link requests. That covers paid posts, “free content” offers, link insertions in existing articles and link swaps. Messages like these will not get a reply.
The site also does not take payment for reviews, rankings, “best of” positions or news coverage. If TC Mobile ever carries advertising, it will be clearly labelled and kept separate from reviews and recommendations.
What the editors can’t help with
TC Mobile is a publication, not a retailer or a carrier. The editors can’t help with:
- Orders, returns, refunds or shipping
- Warranty claims or repairs
- Account, billing or network problems with your carrier
- Unlocking, rooting or bypassing security on a specific device
For these, contact the manufacturer, retailer or carrier you bought from.
Your details and privacy
Your email address and message are used only to reply to you. TC Mobile does not sell your details, add you to a mailing list without asking, or publish your message without your permission.
If you have spotted an error or have a tip worth checking, the quickest route is a short email to contact@techchink.com with a clear subject line and a source the editors can verify.