Ghana news briefing
Restaurant impersonation scams cost victims nearly GH¢300,000 in six months – CSA
The Authority explained that customers unknowingly contact the fake businesses, place food orders and are directed to make payments through mobile money or fraudulent online payment links.
To reduce the risk of becoming victims, the Authority advised the public to verify restaurant contact details through official websites, verified social media pages or trusted food delivery platforms before placing orders.
The Authority further called on restaurant owners and food vendors to claim and verify their Google Business Profiles, regularly monitor their online listings and promptly report any fraudulent profiles or unauthorised changes.
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