Privacy policy

To deliver Erecore we need your name and a Nigerian phone number, nothing more. The operator uses the number to call you, the courier uses the name at your gate. These two details serve one delivery. They are never sold, never handed to advertisers, and you can have them copied or removed by writing to us.

There is no field for a home address, an email, a card number or anything about your health. You tell the operator the address by phone, and money changes hands only when the courier gives you the parcel. Your phone number is stored with the +234 prefix so the operator's call connects.

Alongside an order, erecore.org records a few technical notes that contain no name or number:

• which page you ordered from;
• the advert label in the link (utm and similar), if you came from an advert, so that advert is paid for fairly;
• a random number in your browser that stops the same order going through twice;
• simple counts: page opened, form seen, order window opened, order sent.

No social-network advertising cookies are set.

Your order travels to the seller's order platform, then to the call centre that phones you (Monday to Saturday, 08:00–17:00 WAT) and to the courier who brings the parcel. Each of them sees your name and number for this order only. Nobody else receives them, except where Nigerian law requires it.

Order details stay while the order is confirmed, delivered and supported, and are then deleted. If the order platform is offline for a moment, the order waits in a protected queue on the site's server and is cleared within 7 days.

The Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 lets you:

• get a copy of what we hold about you;
• fix a wrong name or number;
• have your details deleted;
• stop further calls about the order.

Write to support@erecore.org with the phone number you used, and we find the order by it. You can also take a complaint to the Nigeria Data Protection Commission.

Erecore is made for adult men, so the form is for people of 18 and above. A wife or a grown son or daughter may order for a husband or father who agrees to it.