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WhoGoHost is a Nigerian web hosting and domain registrar that offers shared hosting, reseller plans, cloud and server services, email solutions and related add-ons.
Common services include web hosting (shared and reseller), WordPress hosting, virtual/cloud servers, SSL certificates and domain registration.
The company publishes specific refund and server terms that define cancellation and refund windows for different products. See the official policy for details.
Once cancellation is confirmed, the service will be scheduled for termination and access may be suspended or removed according to WhoGoHost procedures.
Termination timing varies by product; wait for the confirmation email that explains next steps.
Data on the service (files, databases, emails) can be lost after termination. WhoGoHost’s policy does not guarantee long-term backups post-cancellation.
Always back up your site and email before requesting cancellation to avoid permanent data loss.
Refunds require that you first cancel the service. Different products have different refund windows.
Below are example monthly plans and key features converted to EUR as provided by WhoGoHost pricing data.
| Plan | Price (EUR / month) | Period | Key features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web Hosting - Premium | €1.52 | Monthly | 8 GB Webspace, 30 GB Bandwidth, 10 Subdomains, 2 Addon Domains, Free .com.ng, Free SSL, Unlimited Emails & Databases |
| Web Hosting - Deluxe | €2.73 | Monthly | 30 GB Webspace, 60 GB Bandwidth, 20 Subdomains, 5 Addon Domains, Free .com.ng, Free SSL, Unlimited Emails & Databases |
| WordPress Hosting - WP Standard | €5.23 | Monthly | 2 Cores, 2 GB RAM, 25 GB SSD, 50 GB Bandwidth, 2 websites, AWS-powered, Free .com.ng, Free SSL, Auto WP & Plugin updates |
| Reseller Hosting - Bronze | €9.72 | Monthly | 50 GB Disk, 300 GB Bandwidth, Free .ng domain for 1 year, Up to 15 cPanel accounts |
Prices above are shown in euros as supplied; local NGN costs will vary with exchange rates and promotions.
See WhoGoHost for full current pricing and billing periods: whogohost.ng.
Nigerian consumer protection is governed by the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act (FCCPA) 2018 and enforced by the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission.
Under Nigerian law, blanket “no refund” terms can be found illegal and unenforceable in some judgments.
A frequent error is waiting too long to request cancellation and then expecting a refund. Annual plans have a 30-day window; many shorter plans have a 72-hour window.
Always check timing before you pay and cancel immediately if you plan to seek a refund.
Customers sometimes assume domains or add-ons are refundable; in most cases WhoGoHost treats domains, servers and many add-ons as non-refundable.
If you need a domain refund or transfer, confirm the terms before purchasing or cancelling.
The table below summarizes WhoGoHost’s cancellation and refund approach versus general expectations from many hosting providers.
| Topic | WhoGoHost | Typical expectation elsewhere |
|---|---|---|
| Refund window (shared hosting) | Annual: 30 days; Monthly/Quarterly/Semi‑annual: 72 hours | Many providers offer 30 days for monthly/annual plans; shorter windows are less common |
| Cancellation method | Client area Request Cancellation; servers via ticket/email | Most providers allow client area cancellation or support ticket |
| Common non-refundable items | Domains, virtual servers, cloud hosting, many add-ons (e.g., SiteLock, CodeGuard) | Many providers also exclude domains and custom services from refunds, but specifics vary |
| Refund destination and timing | Credited to client account by default; cash refund on request (5 - 15 days) | Some providers refund to the original payment method automatically; timing varies |
Plot 3A, Olumuyiwa Street, Off Babington Ashaye Crescent, Omole Phase 1, Lagos, Nigeria.
You can use this address for formal written correspondence related to cancellations or disputes. Keep copies of any mailed notices and proof of delivery.
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Written by Halima Sani
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