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Use the contact method below that best matches your request.

Email is the primary contact method for policy-related requests. Do not send passwords, one-time codes, private keys, brokerage credentials, or other sensitive information.

General

Website and research-publication questions

Questions about pages, publications, subscriptions, or general company information.

Contact email
Accuracy

Correction request

Provide the URL, exact statement, explanation, and a reliable supporting source.

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Privacy

Privacy and state rights request

Use the subject “State Privacy Request,” “Privacy Request,” or “Privacy Appeal” and describe the right, jurisdiction, or decision involved.

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Security

Phishing or impersonation

Include the domain, sender, screenshots, and requested action. Redact credentials and private keys.

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Access

Accessibility assistance

Describe the page, task, device, browser, and accommodation or format that would help.

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Concern

Complaint or disclosure concern

Identify the content, relationship, conduct, or response at issue and the resolution requested.

Contact email

Entity and address

MindBridge Business Academy
2831 Bonanza Dr, Erie, CO 80516, United States

Website domain: this website
Publishing name: this website

Information to include

  • A clear subject line and request category.
  • The page URL, publication, sender, transaction, or interaction involved.
  • A concise explanation of the issue and the outcome requested.
  • Supporting material with unnecessary sensitive data removed.
  • A safe method for follow-up.

For website feedback, email Contact email with the subject “Client Experience Feedback” and identify the page, issue, or suggestion. Do not include passwords, payment information, account credentials, or other sensitive information.

Response process

Messages may be acknowledged, routed, verified, investigated, and answered according to complexity and risk. We may request additional information when needed to identify records, verify identity, or understand the concern. Duplicate or abusive messages may slow or prevent review.

Urgent financial, safety, or legal matters

If money, account access, identity, or personal safety is at immediate risk, contact the bank, broker, payment provider, wallet provider, email provider, emergency service, or relevant authority that can take direct action. Do not rely solely on an ordinary support email.

Complaints and escalation

A complaint should identify what happened, the date, the policy or representation involved, previous responses, and the requested resolution. If the first response does not resolve the matter, reply and clearly request further review with any new supporting information.

SMS and messaging assistance

For assistance with an identified text-messaging program, reply HELP to the message or contact us using the published contact method on this page. To stop messages from that program, reply STOP or use another reasonable revocation method available under applicable law. We may send one confirmation that the opt-out was processed.

When contacting us, identify the communications name, approximate message date, and the last four digits of the receiving number where reasonably necessary. Do not send passwords, verification codes, financial-account credentials, private keys, recovery phrases, or full government identification numbers.

If you believe a text message is fraudulent, include the sender information, destination domain, and a screenshot with sensitive information removed.