Who owns Being Tricky
Being Tricky (beingtricky.com) is owned and run by Prince Ramgarhia (Dice Codes). It is run as an individual, not a registered company.
No investor, manufacturer, mobile carrier, software company or political group owns any part of Being Tricky, funds it, or has any say in what we publish.
How the site is funded
| Source | Used? | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Display ads (Google AdSense) | Yes | Google chooses and places the ads. We don’t pick advertisers, and advertisers don’t see or approve our articles. |
| Affiliate links | Yes: Hostinger (web hosting), clearly labeled | We may earn a commission if you buy through a link. Disclosed at the top of every article that has them. |
| Sponsored posts or paid reviews | No | We don’t publish paid placements. If that ever changes, they’ll be clearly labeled “Sponsored” (see our advertising policy). |
| Free review units or loans | No | If a company lends or gives us a product, the article says so. It doesn’t affect our verdict. |
| Grants, donations or investment | No | None. |
Why this matters
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