Ghana Scam Pattern Checker
Paste a message, upload a screenshot, or enter a number to check for known scam patterns.
Made to protect you. Paste a suspicious message you have received to check it against known scam patterns — we do not keep your messages. This tool is for your own safety, not for creating or testing scams.
You can also paste a screenshot directly into the text area (Ctrl+V / Cmd+V)
Common Ghana Scam Types to Know
Report scams to Ghana Police Cybercrime Unit: 18555 · CRTF: 0800-900-111
About This Tool
Got a message that feels off? Paste it here, or upload a screenshot of it, and this checker looks for the tricks scammers in Ghana use again and again: MoMo "sent by mistake" reversals, fake food vendors like "Pizzaman", pay-before-delivery sellers, fake delivery fees, prize and lottery claims, OTP requests, free data giveaways and more. You get a simple verdict and a plain explanation of every red flag it found. The check runs right in your browser — we do not keep your messages.
How to Use
- 1Choose "Check a Message" to test a text, WhatsApp or SMS message, or "Check a Number" to look at a phone number
- 2Paste the message, tap "Upload screenshot", or paste a screenshot straight into the box (Ctrl+V)
- 3Tap "Check for Scam Patterns"
- 4Read the verdict and each red flag it lists, then decide what to do before you reply, click or pay
Why Use This?
Scammers count on you acting fast, before you have had time to think. A quick second look catches the warning signs that are easy to miss in the moment — urgency, requests to pay first, links, and codes. If even one of those shows up, slow down and check with the person or company through a number you already trust.