Ahuofe Patri Narrates How She Got Scammed While Trying To Order Fast Food

Ahuofe Patri Narrates How She Got Scammed While Trying To Order Fast Food

  • Ahuofe Patri, in a video she shared on TikTok, narrated how she got scammed while trying to order fast food and educated her fans to avoid such a situation
  • She said that while trying to order, she fell into the hands of some unscrupulous individuals posing at the fast food joint and they made away with her money
  • In the comments section of the video Ahuofe Patri posted, many Ghanaians shared their personal experiences and how they also fell victim to similar schemes

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Ghanaian actress Ahuofe Patri has shared her experience of being scammed while trying to order fast food online.

She narrated the incident in a video on her TikTok page, warning her fans to be cautious of these schemes.

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Ahuofe Patri shares a story about getting scammed while ordering food online. Photo source: priscilla_aygemang
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According to her, the scam occurred while she was on her way to a shoot in Dodowa. Ahuofe Patri said she spotted a new Papapye branch and decided to order from there later since she had not eaten the popular food in a while.

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Instead of driving back to the branch, she searched online for the restaurant’s contact information and found a number on Google.

Unfortunately, the number was fake, and it belonged to fraudsters pretending to represent the fast food joint.

She said that after she placed her order, they asked her to make an upfront payment, which she did. Later, they demanded more information, including an OTP code sent to her phone.

She mentioned that she grew suspicious but sent the code anyway. According to her, the scammers continued asking questions, which made her uncomfortable. She said she stopped engaging with them but soon received notifications to approve large sums of money from her mobile wallet.

She noted that she declined the prompts, and her mobile money provider eventually blocked her SIM after detecting multiple unauthorised attempts to access her account.

In the comments section of her video, many Ghanaians shared similar experiences, disclosing how they had fallen victim to online scams.

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Ahuofe Patri's scam experience triggers reactions

YEN.com.gh has gathered some reactions from social media users to the scam outlined by Ahuofe Patri.

beyash said:

"It’s not only papaye…pizza man in Tarkwa did the same to me. Same experience."

satoshi commented:

"Same exact thing happened to me today at that same PapaYe Today naaaaa….I went there and complained because I got the number from Google."

Emmanuel McAdaletey commented:

"Yes same thing happened to me, Frafraha, papaye is aware of all this when you speak to them, "I Don care" and they will tell you "we don't have website". and won't do anything to raise awareness."

Zarah reacted:

"A lot of restaurants and fast foods are like that now . KFC, PAPAYE , PIZZA HUT etc they all have scammers controlling."

Ahuofe Patri speaks on settling down

The Ghanaian actress recently also spoke about another aspect of her life that has been challenging for her.

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YEN.com.gh reported that Ahuofe Patri spoke about the pressure to settle down and wanting to take her time.

The actress made it clear that she was in no rush to marry and wanted to settle down with the perfect person.

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Geraldo Amartey (Entertainment Editor) Geraldo Amartey is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. He pursued a degree in linguistics at the University of Ghana and graduated in 2020. He has over three years of experience in journalism. Geraldo's professional career in journalism started at the Ministry Of Information, where he worked as a writer. He has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation. You can reach out to him at geraldo.amartey@yen.com.gh.