Mobile Money Scam Alert: Expert Warns Against Fraud in Ghana

Mobile Money Scam Alert: UTV Ghana Warns Against Fraud Ghana is facing a rise in mobile money scams, with fraudsters employing increasingly sophisticated tactics. A recent video released by UTV Ghana highlights these dangers and offers valuable advice to the public. The video features Ransford Nana Addo Jnr., a certified fraud examiner and professional certified investigator. Mr. Addo explains common methods used by scammers, such as requests to send money to qualify for a loan. He warns viewers to be wary of such requests and to never share their Mobile Money PINs. "Don't give your MoMo PIN to anyone to withdraw money on your behalf," Mr. Addo cautions in the video. He emphasizes the importance of verifying the legitimacy of any request before sending money. The video also details how scammers use greetings and other seemingly harmless interactions to build trust before making their requests. UTV Ghana's video is a timely reminder of the need for caution in online financial transactions. By raising awareness about these scams, the broadcast aims to protect the public from financial loss and promote safer mobile money practices.