Question: How long has the site been running?
Answer: PWHeadlines.com opened in November of 2006.

Question: Who made your graphics and did your design?
Answer: Henry Walk is our graphics and design artist.  

Question: Where do reporters get their information from?
Answer: Our writing staff have many sources of information. Some have direct sources straight from a particular company and/or individual. In most cases a writer will credit their source, however, when you don't see this, it means the reporter has got his information directly from an inside source.

Question: Why are there so many banners and popups on the site?
Answer: We hate them as much as you guys do, but if PWHeadlines.com is to remain, we have to have them. We pay a high monthly fee for our dedicated server so we need to recoup the money some way. Unfortunately the ad market for wrestling sites is terrible right now and popups are the main money earner. If the market changes, then so will our approach to ads on the site.

Question: Can I link to any files or images from PWheadlines on my site?
Answer: No. Directly linking to things on our server increases our bandwidth rate and may ultimately slow down our server. All images on PWH are exclusive to the site and it will be considered a felony if anyone directly links to our work and/or steals it. If this is the case, we will not hesitate in taking legal action against the culprit(s).

Question: Can I use content from PWHeadlines.com?
Answer: You may take news from the site but you MUST link to the article in question and credit the writer and PWHeadlines.com (with a link).

Question: Can I work for the site?
Answer: You can check to see if there are any available positions by checking out our job section here.

Question: Can I advertise on your site?
Answer: At this current time, we are NOT accepting advertising.  However, you can contact TribalFusion.com about running ads through them, which will be displayed on PWH.

Question: Am I viewing PWHeadlines.com at its best performance?
Answer: The site is best viewed in 32-bit resoluion and at 1024 x 768 pixels (800 x 600 at least).