Ghanaian Man Smartly Scams Momo Fraudster Who Tried To Dupe Him In Hilarious Phone Recording

• The hilarious exchange between a man attempting to dupe another and how he ended up getting outsmarted is causing a stir online
• A recording of their phone call reveals how the caller ended up frustrated and started hitting the intelligent man with insults
• Some of the hilarious thoughts that Ghanaians shared after listening to the audio file have been put together

An intelligent Ghanaian man played a smart move on a suspected fraudster who called to use their regular trick on him in the hope of taking his money.

The TikTok user @efialukeybel shared the recorded call, generating numerous reactions on the social media platform.

In the voice note, the suspected fraudster complained that he had mistakenly sent some money to the intelligent gentleman's number and requested that it be returned to him.

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In reply to that, the intelligent young man spoke gibberish and kept at it until the caller got frustrated and started to laugh.

At some point, the caller figured he was being toyed with, which got him pissed. He was heard hurling insults at the gentleman who played the smart move on him.

The recording has been generating massive comments and reactions on social media. Below are some thoughts Ghanaians shared.

Efya Serwaa Pit commented:

Please can someone kiss my comment? I'll come back to watch this video

Asabea Nyarko said:

"This guy should be awarded by MTN. This is the second time he is using this antics. Awesomely funny."

Listen to the recorded phone call below:

Ghanaian man who makes a living through 'momo' frauding claims he makes GH₵5k daily

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Meanwhile, after sharing a chat he had with a momo fraudster, popular Ghanaian Twitter personality SneakerNyame received a huge amount of internet feedback.

According to a post by @SneakerNyame_ that YEN.com.gh noticed on his Twitter timeline, the fraudster told him that he makes about 5000 cedis per day from defrauding people, so there is no way he intends to stop.

The post read:

Yesterday I interviewed a guy ( Momo Fraudster). He made me very astound, he told me they make 5000 cedis a day and there is no way he can stop or mtn will arrest him. Weekend I will post the full interview.

Source: YEN.com.gh