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Frequently Asked Questions
Below are some of the frequently asked questions. Please review this section when you encounter some problem before you contact customer care.
If you cannot find what you are looking for, please contact customer care
using the
feedback page.
1. What payment methods do you support?
2. Why do I need to be verified?
3. What is an ACCESS CODE?
4. The recipient received an invalid access code. What do I
do?
5. I sent airtime to the wrong phone number. Can I get it
back?
6. Recipient claims airtime access code has already been
used?
7. The units I want to send are not listed. What does this
mean?
8. My recipient says he/she did not receive the airtime
access code!
What payment methods do you support?
We currently accept VISA, MASTERCARD,
DEBIT CARD via PayPal and InternetSecure
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Why do I need to
be verified?
We take internet fraud seriously. We review every first purchase
to ensure that the buyer is the owner of the credit or debit card used for that
purchase.
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What is an ACCESS CODE?
An access code is the
secret code that is sent via SMS to the recipient's mobile phone. The recipient
will have to load the access code to get the airtime minutes.
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The recipient received an invalid access code. What do I do?
Please send
us an email stating the order number, recipient number and the invalid access
code as soon as you can. We will contact the recipient to resolve the issue. If
we cannot reach the recipient, we will email the correct access code to you to
forward to your recipient.
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I sent airtime to the wrong
phone number. Can I get it back?
Each time you purchase airtime access codes,
a copy is sent to you via email. This means that you have a copy of the access
code to send to your recipient. If the wrong recipient has already used the
access code, we will not be responsible for the error. We do not offer refunds
for airtime access codes sent to a wrong number.
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Recipient
claims airtime access code has already been used?
We will find out from the
network operator when the access code was used. If we establish that the airtime
access code was used after the purchase, we will not replace it. We will also
inform the recipient that we will notify the buyer of the recipient's attempt to
defraud us. In general, we do not want to entertain and encourage fraudsters.
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The units I want to send are not listed. What does this mean?
These units are currently unavailable. You can still send the same number of
units of airtime by using different combination, e.g. two airtime access codes
for 5 Cedis each in place of airtime access code for 10 Cedis. You may also
check again later.
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My recipient says he/she did not receive
the airtime access code!
The airtime access code is sent via SMS (text
message). Please ask the recipient whether or not he/she received an SMS with
the access code. You can give the access code that we emailed you to your
recipient. Feel free to contact us if you need further assistance.
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