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Food delivery scams rise as CSA records 112 cases and GH¢296,000 in losses
The Authority has advised members of the public to verify restaurant and vendor contact details before making payments when ordering food online.
CSA’s advice to the public The Authority has advised customers to take several precautions when ordering food online, including: Confirming restaurant contacts through official websites, verified social media pages or trusted delivery platforms.
According to the Authority, the scammers manipulate online business listings to redirect customers to fraudulent phone numbers and payment channels, resulting in victims paying for food orders that are never delivered.
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