Terms of Service
Last Updated:22/10/2025
Welcome to Megpro Global. By using our website and services, you agree to the following terms and conditions. Please read them carefully.
Please NOTE that, it is your responsibilty to read through our terms of services, to have yourself updated.
1. Overview & Acceptance
By using Megpro Global’s services—whether hosting, SEO, domains, or email—you agree to these Terms.
2. Services Offered
They include website hosting (shared, WordPress, reseller), domain registration/transfers, professional emails, and SEO/digital marketing services
3. Client Responsibilities
Provide accurate business and website information. Ensure you hold rights to any content (text, images) given to Megpro Global
For web design plans, supply logos, text, photos, etc.,
and note that sites built on WordPress; Laravel or custom code requires separate charges
4. Payment & Renewal Terms
Fees are billed per your agreement (monthly/yearly).
Hosting plans often include a domain (paid annually), SSL, cPanel access under certain plans, and NVMe storage.
You’ll receive a 2-week renewal reminder. If unpaid by expiration, services are automatically suspended and restored upon payment
5. Termination & Suspension
• Either party may terminate for a material breach.
Cancellation suspends the service immediately—no pro‐rata refunds ,
Hosting usage is bounded by plan specs; exceeding those may allow Megpro Global to suspend services
6. Intellectual Property & Content
You retain ownership of your site’s content & IP. Megpro Global may feature client logos or screenshots for marketing with permission.
They maintain confidentiality and don’t claim ownership over your content .
7. Liability Limitations
Megpro Global isn’t liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages related to their services.
8. Modifications to Terms
We reserve the right to amend these Terms at any time, effective upon publishing. Continued use means you accept the changes.
9. Governing Law
Disputes are governed by an unspecified jurisdiction (likely Nigeria) but not explicitly stated
10. Fund Refund Policy
We have seven days money back guarantee(Our team will have to investigate your reason for refund before it will be done).
We do not refund fund for domain, the domain is yours and can be transfered.
11. CDMA Warning
We do not tolerate CDMA related issue. If we notice any cms or nulled script on our server or if we get any abuse notification, we suspend such account, and we will not unsuspend it.
12. Special Hosting
Transferring the domain purchased under the Special Hosting offer to a different registrar will attract a payment of N16,000.00 , before the transfer will be possible. To avoid the payment, you are to maintain the domain/hosting plan with Megpro Global for a period of one year, without making any changes.
You are to apply the COUPON CODE to the domain and hosting plan on the page of the Special Hosting. The coupon code is restricted to the hosting plan on the page alone.
13. Acceptable Use Policy (AUP).
Transferring the domain purchased under the Hosting Special offer to a different registrar will attract a payment of N16,000.00 that was waved off during purchase of the domain, before the transfer will be possible. To avoid the payment, you are to maintain the domain/hosting plan with Megpro Global for a period of one year, without making any changes.You acknowledge and agree to the following with respect to all of Our Services:
A. You will use all Services for lawful purposes only and You will comply with the terms of this Agreement and any other agreements you have entered into by virtue of purchasing or using Our Service(s) in addition to all applicable local, state, national and international laws, rules and regulations.
B. You will not collect or harvest (or permit anyone else to collect or harvest) any user content (as defined below) or any non-public or personally identifiable information about any other user or any other person or entity without their express permission.
C. You will NOT use our site or Services in a manner (as determined by Us in our sole and absolute discretion) that:
Violates the laws, regulations, ordinances or other such requirements of any applicable Federal, State or local government and/or international laws or customary industry acceptable use standards;
Promotes, encourages or engages in child pornography or the exploitation of children. This includes depictions of minors, whether based on a real individual or not, that depicts minors engaging in sexual acts;
Promotes, encourages, engages or displays cruelty to humans or animals;
Promotes, encourages or engages in terrorism, violence or hatred against people, animals or property;
Transmits any unsolicited commercial or bulk email, or engages in any activity known or considered to be spamming or Mail Bombing;
Makes any illegal communication to any Newsgroup, Mailing List, Chat Facility, or another Internet Forum;
Makes, attempts or allows any unauthorized access to Megpro Global website, servers, account, Your own hosting account or the account of any other customers of Megpro Global ;
Allows any remote code execution of malicious software through a hosting account or any APIs provided by Megpro Global ;
Causes denial of service attacks, port scans or other endangering and invasive procedures against Megpro Global servers and facilities or the servers and facilities of other network hosts or Internet users;
Forges the signature or other identifying mark or code of any other person or engage in any activity to attempt to deceive other persons regarding the true identity of the user;
Infringes any copyright, trademark, patent, trade secret, or other proprietary rights of any third party;
Depicts non-consensual intimate visual depictions of an identifiable individual, including digital forgeries such as AI generated versions of said identifiable individual;
Contains viruses, Trojan horses, worms, time bombs, corrupted files, or any other similar software or programs designed to, or capable of disrupting, damaging or limiting the functionality of any software or hardware;
Contains any kind of proxy server or other traffic relaying programs;
Uploads unacceptable material which include: IRC bots, warez, image, file storage, mirror, or banner-ad services, topsites, streaming, Escrow, High-Yield Interest Programs (HYIP) or related sites, investment sites (FOREX, E-Gold Exchange, etc.), cryptocurrency miners, sale of any controlled substances without providing proof of appropriate permit(s) in advance, AutoSurf sites, Bank Debentures, Bank Debenture Trading Programs, Prime Banks Programs, lottery sites, muds / rpg’s, hate sites, hacking focused sites/archives/programs, or sites promoting illegal activities, IP Scanners, Brute Force Programs, Mail Bombers and Spam Scripts;
Engages in or instigates actions that cause harm to Megpro Global or other customers. Such actions include, but are not limited to, actions resulting in blacklisting any of Our IPs by any online spam database, actions resulting in DDOS attacks for any servers, etc.;
Reverse engineers any API or attempts to use an API to obtain confidential information;
Circumvents an API in order to violate Megpro Global restrictions such as, but not limited to, accessing products and services owned by other customers, avoiding payment for Services;
Overloads Our systems, including APIs, in any way; or
Violates the privacy or publicity rights of another User or any other person or entity, or breaches any duty of confidentiality that you owe to another User or any other person or entity.
14. Service Termination Request Refund.
For service termination request, we do not make refund.
15. SMTP Rules.
The following will help you nurture your domain and successfully build its reputation to ensure it’s an asset for the long term, not just the next 10 minutes.
By ordering the ‘SMTP Server‘, you agree to use it only for transactional emails & web notifications. Sending bulk, promotional, or marketing emails through this service is strictly prohibited; such usage requires the ‘Unlimited SMTP‘ plan instead. ‘SMTP Service’ includes a 30-day refund policy for new users. Mark the checkbox to accept these terms.
By placing an order for the Unlimited SMTP Server, you agree not to send unsolicited, phishing, scam, or otherwise abusive emails that could result in IP blacklisting; any such activity will lead to service termination. Refunds are not provided for Unlimited SMTP or additional IP purchases, as the initial payment covers setup and configuration fees. Mark the checkbox to confirm acceptance of these terms.
RULE 1: Beware – with a new domain comes distrust
When a security expert observes a domain for the first time on the internet, they will assign it with “no reputation” or “low reputation” because reputation is based on history. Generally, for the first 30 days after initial registration, most companies specializing in threat intelligence will flag a newly registered domain. The flag indicates the domain is under heightened scrutiny and is being watched for malicious activities, which include immediately sending mass emails.
Cybercriminals purchase hundreds, if not thousands, of domains in bulk to “burn” them. As soon as a data reputation specialist flags the domain as being malicious, the miscreants dispose of that flagged domain and use another one.
In contrast, an old domain that has been with the same owner for some time is a solid identifier for security specialists that someone has invested in this domain – it’s been cared for. Even at its most basic level, the domain owner has paid for its renewal annually. After all, even free domains have a cost associated with them after their first year. Nurture your domain to get it established… because….
RULE 2: With distrust comes limited use
The lack of any reputation associated with a domain will affect what you can immediately do with your new domain, including the ability for bulk email to be successfully delivered. Al Iverson discovered this as explained in Pro-tip: Age that new domain.
Additionally, having no associated reputation may prevent someone from reaching your website because their DNS provider is using DNS Firewall. This will block their request to visit your website because there is no reputation attached to your domain and therefore considered a potential risk to visit.
a. Show you’ve invested in your domain with DNS TXT validation
By adding a verification code to your DNS records, you are demonstrating to the broader internet community that you have control of this domain**,** i.e., someone is paying money to use this service on the domain, so they have an investment in it.
b. Don’t hide on WHOIS [https://who.is]
If a business owns the domain, make sure you don’t have any WHOIS Masking or Private Domain Registration in place. These privacy protection services are usually offered by domain registrars where they will either:
1. Not publish the domain owner’s contact details
2. Publish “masked” details, for example, data that points to anonymous names and addresses.
It’s important to remember that GDPR doesn’t apply to businesses, so please, be transparent. If it looks like you’re hiding who owns the domain, it seems suspect. You want people to be able to verify that your company owns your domain, and this builds trust and increases the reputation of your domain.
Think about how you’d feel opening your front door to someone with their whole face and eyes obscured. You’d probably feel a little uncomfortable and unlikely to trust that individual. In the same way, don’t hide who you are as a domain owner.
Now you own a new domain; you can send emails, right? Er…no. Not so fast.
c. Establish a strong connection between your new domain and your existing brand domain
If you have a bonafide requirement for a new domain name in addition to your main one, ensure it can be related back to your brand domain. The more links between your domains, the stronger the relationship is, and your domains’ reputation will be stronger.
d. If you’re using your domain for email, set up the correct authentication.
The set-up of various authentication and encryption protocols is crucial to establishing good deliverability. Bypass this at your own risk. From DKIM to SPF, this best practice, written by our deliverability experts, has it covered.
e. Warm up your domain slowly when sending bulk email.
Don’t send a bulk email run with your newly acquired domain name. First impressions matter a great deal and remain for a long time.
Plan & select: To prepare for the launch of a new domain, you need to plan the deployment, carefully selecting a set of highly engaged recipients for the initial mailings. These should then be sent thoughtfully and measured until you reach production volume.
Continual improvement: This is a crucial period during which every iteration needs to be meticulously studied, adjustments made, and issues corrected – no matter how painful those corrections may be, i.e., how many potential recipients you need to remove from your segmentation.
Increasing volume and speed rates should depend on each previous deployment’s results. This means that today’s email marketers should be focusing on engagement. The days of “batch and blast” are over. Still, the good news is that the more engagement an email receives, the better the domain’s reputation and deliverability improves. It is not instant and can be very frustrating, but it is worth it.
The guidance we’ve provided in this series is by no mean exhaustive, but it provides strong foundations to help you successfully build the reputation of your newly registered domain.