Help · 2026-08-01 · 3 min read

When you report a broken cheat by emailing contact@bikecheatcode.online, what happens next?

What we do with reports

1. We log the report with the entry's slug and the page URL.
2. We mark the entry as "reported broken" in our internal notes.
3. When the upstream dataset is updated, we check whether the entry still has the issue.
4. If the dataset itself fixed the entry (someone republished the file, or the code was changed), the Site picks that up automatically on rebuild.
5. If the dataset did not fix it, we leave the report open for the next update cycle.

We do not edit cheat codes ourselves. We do not host the plug-in files. We can only surface what the upstream dataset says — but we can keep a flag on a known-broken entry until the source is updated.

What makes a useful report

• The page URL. We have 563 entries; we cannot guess which one you are talking about from a description alone.
• What you expected. "I typed the code and the bike did not appear." "The resource link gives a 404." "The image does not load."
• What happened instead. A short description: error message, blank screen, wrong vehicle, etc.
• Your device and game version if you know them. Optional but very helpful when the issue is platform-specific.

What makes a useless report

• "Half the cheats don't work." (Which half? Which page?)
• "Site is broken." (What URL were you on? What did you click?)
• "Make more cheats." (We do not author cheats.)

We read every message, but reports without enough detail just sit in the queue. Send a useful report and we will actually do something with it.

What we will not do

• We will not invent a replacement code for a broken one.
• We will not upload the plug-in file to our own server.
• We will not promise an immediate response or a specific fix date.

What we will do is mark the entry as flagged and surface it on the next dataset sync. That is the limit of what an independent resource site can do, and we think being honest about that limit is better than pretending we can fix things we cannot fix.