How to Report Fraudulent Glo Numbers or Scam Calls (2025 Guide)
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How to Report Fraudulent Glo Numbers or Scam Calls (2025 Guide) |
Are you receiving scam calls or messages on your Glo line? Learn how to report fraudulent Glo numbers directly to Glo and the NCC in 2025 using USSD codes, SMS, and email.
Why Reporting Fraudulent Glo Numbers Matters
Scammers use fake Glo numbers to:
- Pretend to be Glo customer care agents
- Request your bank or SIM details
- Send phishing SMS about fake offers or bonuses
- Attempt SIM swap fraud
Ignoring them can lead to identity theft or loss of airtime, data, or even money from linked bank accounts.
How to Report Scam Calls or Fraudulent Numbers on Glo
1. Use the NCC 622 Short Code
You can report telecom-related fraud using this national complaint line:
- Dial
622
from your Glo line - Follow the voice prompt
- Report details of the scam call or SMS
This connects you directly to the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).
2. Forward Scam SMS to Glo or NCC
If you receive a suspicious text:
- Copy the message
- Send it as SMS to 7726 (SPAM)
This service helps identify and blacklist fraudulent numbers.
3. Contact Glo Customer Care
You can also report directly to Glo via:
- Call 121 (Glo Customer Care)
- Use Glo’s live chat: https://www.gloworld.com/ng/contact-us
- Email: customercare@gloworld.com
Give them the:
- Phone number that contacted you
- Time and date of the call or SMS
- Nature of the scam
Extra Tips to Stay Safe from Glo Scam Calls
- Never share your NIN, BVN, OTP, or bank details
- Don’t follow links in suspicious SMS or WhatsApp messages
- Enable SIM lock and 2FA on your online banking apps
- Always verify promo or customer care messages on the official Glo website
FAQs
Q: What if the scam number is not from Glo but contacted me on my Glo line?
A: You can still report it via 622
or 7726
.
Q: Will I get feedback after reporting?
A: Yes, in most cases NCC or Glo will follow up, especially if the number is flagged repeatedly.
Reporting fraudulent Glo numbers protects not only you but millions of other users. Don’t ignore suspicious activity — dial 622
, forward messages to 7726
, and help stop telecom fraud in Nigeria.
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