Legal precision, strict confidentiality and clear terms combine for a 90% removal success rate. There is no financial risk. You pay GH₵ 3,490 only when a review is actually removed.
We examine each disputed Google review for grounds: false statements of fact, defamatory wording, the absence of any genuine customer contact, or breaches of privacy.
We draft submissions individually grounded in Ghanaian law (libel, the Cybersecurity Act, the Data Protection Act) – not templates, but a solid basis for each review.
Our submissions reach a legal team rather than an algorithm. Google is compelled to review by hand – which raises the odds of a successful removal.
After a successful removal we keep monitoring the profile. Should the same unlawful review reappear, we act again at no extra cost.
We ground every case in the common-law tort of libel and, where warranted, the criminal-libel provisions of the Criminal Offences Act 1960 (Act 29). It is the strongest lever against reviews that damage reputation through statements that are untrue in fact.
For fake or competitor reviews we add the Cybersecurity Act 2020 (Act 1038) and the Electronic Communications Act 2008 (Act 775), which address online abuse and false electronic communications – our answer to fake and competitor reviews.
Through the Data Protection Act 2012 (Act 843), enforced by the Data Protection Commission, we apply direct pressure on Google over the handling of personal data – binding the three foundations into one argument.
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