Clear service information
Information about our value-added services, plain-language contracts, subscription instructions, contract duration and termination, and your right to opt in or opt out.
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Our commitment to consumers
Clear information. Responsible service. Support when it matters.
Our Individual Consumer Code of Practice (ICCP) sets out how MindRay Technologies Limited serves and protects consumers of our value-added services in Nigeria.
Explore the CodeInside the Code
A guide to the six areas covered by our ICCP. These summaries help you navigate the document; read the full PDF for the complete provisions.
Information about our value-added services, plain-language contracts, subscription instructions, contract duration and termination, and your right to opt in or opt out.
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Clear information about service availability, package pricing and limitations. Advertising should be accurate, with understandable disclaimers and consent-based telemarketing.
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How to contact our support desk, how complaints are recorded and reviewed, and your right to refer an unresolved complaint to the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).
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Provide accurate registration details, keep them up to date, use services for lawful purposes and settle invoices within the timelines agreed in your service contract.
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How consumer information is collected for legitimate service purposes, safeguarded, retained and shared, with consent or another permitted basis as described in the Code.
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Billing information and timing, payment confirmation, notice of billing changes and prepaid service terms, including clear charges and simple, cost-free opt-in and opt-out mechanisms.
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Have your transaction details, mobile number and a summary of your complaint ready so our support team can assist you.
8:00 am–5:00 pm during working hours. You can also contact us by email outside working hours.
Plot 8 Providence Street, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos State, Nigeria.
If you remain dissatisfied with the outcome of your complaint, you have the right to refer it to the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), as set out in Section 3 of the Code.