Contact

Questions, corrections, or feedback about anything on FinHoro — a factual error in a financial concept, a broken link, a suggestion for a sign or a topic we haven't covered yet — are genuinely welcome. FinHoro is a small, independently-run site, so messages go directly to the person who built it rather than into a support queue.

A structured contact form is planned for a future update; for now, the fastest way to reach us is the email address below. Please include the specific page URL if your message is about something you found on the site — it makes tracking down and fixing the issue much faster, especially on a site with over three hundred individual pages.

We read every message but can't guarantee a personal reply to every one, especially general feedback that doesn't need a response. Corrections and factual errors get priority and are typically addressed quickly once verified.

If your message is about an order — the Financial Horoscope Report or a Support Us donation — please include the email address you used at checkout and, for the report, roughly when you purchased it, so we can look up your order without back-and-forth. Report questions are usually resolved faster than general feedback, since there's a specific order to check against.

We also welcome pitches for sign-specific angles or financial topics we haven't covered yet — if there's a career, budgeting, or investing question you've wished a specific sign's page addressed and it doesn't yet, tell us. Content updates are prioritized partly by what readers actually ask about, not just by an internal roadmap.

A realistic expectation on timing: this is a one-person operation run alongside other projects, so replies typically land within a few business days rather than a few hours. If a page has an outright factual error in it — a wrong date, a mixed-up ruling planet, a broken calculation — flag it as urgent in the subject line and it'll usually get looked at the same day, since those get fixed ahead of the general queue.

Please don't send financial account numbers, passwords, or other sensitive personal information by email; nothing on FinHoro ever needs that to resolve a question, and if a reply ever asks you for it, treat that as a red flag rather than a legitimate follow-up from us.