CEO of defunct Menzgold Ghana Limited, Nana Appiah Mensah
Micro-blogging site - Twitter - now X has been buzzing for the past hours after a screenshot about Menzgold promising to pay customers in two years surfaced online.
Following the directions given by the Chief Executive Officer of defunct Menzgold Ghana Limited,
Read full article.Nana Appiah Mensah, for customers to purchase Menzgold Digital Verification Access Card at GH¢650 from Payboy Agents for their transactions to be verified before they are paid, some customers have tried out the process.
A Menzgold customer named David who tried the process received a message informing him that he would receive his locked-up cash by March 2025.
"Dear cherished client, congratulations on your successful indebted gold trade transaction validation. Kindly take note that, you are scheduled for payment of your gold quantity value on or before 2025-03-20," the message read.
Reacting to this, some Twitter users have labelled NAM1 as a scammer who is finding other ways to dupe unsuspected persons and Menzgold customers.
"This Nam 1 guy is a scam, big scam," one said.
Another tweep stated that, "Confident trickster, he is psychologically ridiculing the minds of ghanaians in a sense that u might not know whether u will get your money or not so it better u pay that money to be told another story."
Read some tweets below;
Pay NAM 1 ¢650 and get your funds paid in 2025. Sorry for who no get long life. It’s only in Ghana man has the nerves to scam his victims twice ???????? pic.twitter.com/LNRGXcnqJ3
Peoples' future, their lives and livelihood and that of their children are at stake here but the Attorney general of Ghana under this government is watching on unconcerned. He is rather concerned with a fast tracked trial of Gyakye Quayson not NAM1
It's good the system has been tested for everyone to know the way forward. 2025 until one will be paid sounds fishy. How long will it take for a payment to be done if really dude or the company got the cash? This kitty and mouse game should be stopped.