Acceptable Use Policy

What this page is

This is the list of things you may not publish, sell, or promote using PagePax. It applies to everyone with a page — free, trial, or Pro — and to anything on that page, including anything drafted for you by AI. It is section 11 of the Terms of Use, kept here on its own page so it is easy to find and easy to cite.

What you may not do

You may not use PagePax to publish, sell, or promote:

• anything illegal in Nigeria;
• fraud, scams, fake investment or “double your money” schemes;
• counterfeit goods, or anything infringing someone else’s trademark or copyright;
• stolen goods;
• weapons, ammunition, explosives;
• illegal drugs, prescription medicines sold without authority, or unapproved health products making medical claims;
• sexual services, or sexual content involving anyone under 18 — ever, under any circumstance;
• human trafficking or exploitative labour in any form;
• gambling or lotteries without the required licence;
• financial services you are not licensed to provide;
• hate speech, harassment, threats, or content inciting violence;
• impersonation of another person, business, bank, or government body;
• malware, phishing, or anything designed to deceive visitors.

You also may not: scrape the platform at scale; try to break, overload, or get around our security; resell PagePax as your own service; or create accounts to get around a suspension.

[CONFIRM] Whether this list should be split into a separate Acceptable Use Policy. Recommended — it lets you update the prohibited list without reissuing the whole terms, and it is what comparable platforms do.

Reporting a breach

If a page on PagePax breaks these rules, report it. You don’t need an account. Reports can suspend a page within minutes while a person reviews it, and nothing is deleted — if a report turns out to be wrong, the page comes back exactly as it was. The full agreement, including moderation and appeals, is in the Terms of Use.

Open items before publication

• Governing law and dispute forum (§18 of the Terms) — the most important open question here.
• Whether a Nigerian entity is needed for Paystack NGN settlement, and how that changes §9.
• Refund policy (§8) and price-change notice period.
• Whether to split §11 into a standalone Acceptable Use Policy — recommended.
• Liability cap (§15) against Nigerian consumer-protection limits.
• Subdomain release / re-registration hold period (§17).
• Full review by Nigerian-qualified counsel.