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Over 3,000 suspected ‘scam’ phone numbers reported on TrustGH, Ghana’s first scam detection platform

TrustGH Ghana’s first public database for scam phone numbers, has recorded over 3,000 reports of suspicious numbers since its launch, the company announced today.
TrustGH allows members of the public to report suspicious phone numbers, which are then checked against internaEonal scam-detecEon parameters.
TrustGH is urging the public to verify any unfamiliar phone number on before making payments, sharing personal information, or engaging in business transactions, and to report suspicious numbers to help strengthen the platform’s database.
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