Legal notice

• Trade name: Omega Smart Store
• Legal form: To be completed before publication
• Share capital: To be completed before publication
• Registered office: To be completed before publication
• Trade and Personal Property Credit Register (RCCM): To be completed before publication
• Taxpayer identification number (NIU): To be completed before publication
• Telephone: To be completed before publication
• Email: contact@omegasmartstore.cm

Publication director: To be completed before publication.

Hosting provider: Vercel Inc., To be completed before publication, https://vercel.com.

The shop may also rely on specialised infrastructure, database, payment and delivery providers. Personal-data processing by these providers is described in the Privacy policy.

For an order, warranty, after-sales or legal question, contact contact@omegasmartstore.cm. Please include the order reference where applicable.

The structure, brand, logo, original text, interface and owned visual content on this website are protected by applicable intellectual-property rules. Reproduction, adaptation or commercial reuse requires prior authorisation, except where the law permits otherwise.

Third-party trademarks and product visuals remain the property of their respective owners. Photo credits and applicable licences are available on the dedicated Credits page.

Omega Smart Store endeavours to provide accurate and up-to-date information. Product availability, delivery and price are confirmed during the order process. A technical interruption does not remove any mandatory customer right relating to an order already accepted.

External links are provided for convenience. Omega Smart Store is not responsible for third-party content it does not control, without prejudice to any duty imposed by law after a valid notification.

This website and its online commercial activity are governed by Cameroonian law, including the legislation on electronic commerce, consumer protection, personal data, cybersecurity and the applicable OHADA Uniform Acts.

A complaint should first be sent to customer service to seek an amicable solution. This does not deprive a consumer of access to the competent recourse body or court.