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11 April, 2009
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In Ghana, the internet cafés are packed with young men pretending to be gay. Many are just looking for money and gifts. Others will rob you if you meet them. The worst is they will attempt to blackmail you. Corrupt policeman are often in league with these scammers. As homosexual sex is illegal in Ghana you have no protection.
About fakers2go
- fakers2go
- Fakers2Go are monitoring and collating information on Ghanaians who advertise on gay dating sites. We are a loose group of people based around the world. We welcome information from anyone, particularly Ghanaians who have been scammed. Your details will be held in the strictest confidence.
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Background
In Ghana, On-line criminals are targeting men who have sex with men (MSMs). They aim to extort money through kidnapping, violence and use of Ghana's archaic colonial law.
As homosexuality is illegal in Ghana, MSM's have no protection under the law and reporting a crime can lead to the victim being criminalised.
Furthermore, the police often work with the criminals to extort money and therefore cannot be trusted.
As homosexuality is illegal in Ghana, MSM's have no protection under the law and reporting a crime can lead to the victim being criminalised.
Furthermore, the police often work with the criminals to extort money and therefore cannot be trusted.
Safety Tips
How not to get beaten up and robbed
Take great care when meeting people on line. Below are some of the things scammers have said to people when arranging to meet them:
Also get suspicious if the person is in too much of a rush to meet you.
Take great care when meeting people on line. Below are some of the things scammers have said to people when arranging to meet them:
- Bring your phone (so they can steal it)
- Dress sexy/wear your good clothes, etc (they will strip you naked and sell them)
- Come alone (so that there is no one to help you)
- Come to Tema!
Also get suspicious if the person is in too much of a rush to meet you.
Help Us
Keeping track of the fakers is quite time consuming so we rely on your help. Please help us by sending information on fakers you have found.
We also want to log the experiences of Ghanaians and non-Ghanaians - were you scammed?
We need as much detail as possible so that we can verify the information.
Your details will remain confidential.
Please give real reasons why you think a person is a faker. We need firm evidence such as a record of your online chats, etc.
Email us at fakers2go@yahoo.com
We also want to log the experiences of Ghanaians and non-Ghanaians - were you scammed?
We need as much detail as possible so that we can verify the information.
Your details will remain confidential.
Please give real reasons why you think a person is a faker. We need firm evidence such as a record of your online chats, etc.
Email us at fakers2go@yahoo.com
Links
- Accra: Ghanaians and Internet Dating Scams - TripAdvisor
- AFRIBOYZ Forum
- Briton charged over gay sex in Ghana
- Dating scams
- Flickr: fakers2go's Photostream
- Gay Ghana Online Community Home - Gay Ghana Online Community
- Gay In Ghana: Keeping Quiet In Yet Another African Nation
- Gay, Lesbian Travelers Ghana
- Ghana's Got No Love For The Gays
- Ghana-Pedia- Internet Dating Scams
- Ghanaian Gays Get No Human Rights Love
- Ghanaian Rule: Gays Be Silent
- Is Ghana ready for gay rights?
- Kidnapped German saved from captors
- Kwajo's Blog
- Lagosheat Blog
- LGBT rights in Ghana - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- MSM and HIV in Ghana: For love and money
- OSAC - Internet Dating Fraud Scam
- Three arrested for fraud
- Tourist held on gay charge in Ghana
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