Short answer: DataMart, BestDealsGH, FreeDataGH and DataLinkGH are data bundle reseller websites, not MTN, Telecel or AT. They are among the most searched names in Ghana. None of them shows a registered company name, address or licence on its homepage, so you are trusting the operator, not the network. If you use one, buy the smallest bundle first, pay only through the site's own checkout, and never share a MoMo PIN or code. The safest option is still your network's own menu or app.
What did we find when we checked these sites?
We visited each site on 25 October 2026. This is what was on the pages, not a judgement of every order.
| Site | What we saw |
|---|---|
| DataMart Ghana (datamartgh.shop) | Sells MTN, Telecel and AirtelTigo bundles and runs an agent store for resellers. Its title calls it the "#1 cheapest", which is a marketing claim we could not check. |
| BestDealsGH (app.bestdealsgh.com) | Sells MTN, AT iShare, AT BigTime and Telecel bundles, airtime and result checker vouchers. No company name or address on the homepage. |
| FreeDataGH (freedatagh.com) | Same page layout and title style as BestDealsGH ("Affordable Data Bundle"). |
| DataLinkGH (datalinkgh.com) | Same page layout and title style as BestDealsGH. |
BestDealsGH, FreeDataGH and DataLinkGH all link to the same WhatsApp channel. They look like one platform running under several names, or several resellers on the same system. That is not illegal, but it means a problem with the platform could affect all of them, and you should not assume three names means three independent businesses.
Watch out: a "Data Mart Ghana" that is not DataMart
A different site, databoostghana.store, also calls itself "DATA MART GHANA". When we checked it advertised "non-expiry" MTN bundles such as 100GB for GH₵120, listed only a Gmail address for support, and showed no phone number, company name or address. Prices that far below the network's own, with no way to reach a real business, are the warning signs described in cheap data bundle scams in Ghana. If you mean to use DataMart, check that you are on datamartgh.shop.
The domain datamartgh.com is not the DataMart store either: it is a parked domain for sale.
How do you test a data site before trusting it?
- Buy the smallest bundle first and check it arrives on your line and does not vanish after a day.
- Check the expiry. "Non-expiry" deals far below the network's price are the most common complaint. Ask what happens if the network removes the bundle.
- Never send a MoMo PIN, OTP or verification code to anyone, for any reason. A real site's checkout does not need it.
- Do not pay to "become an agent" unless you can see who runs the business and how refunds work.
- Read reviews, and search the site's WhatsApp or MoMo number on TrustCheck.
Have you used one of these sites?
Your experience helps the next buyer. Write a review on TrustCheck: say what you bought, what you paid and whether it arrived. If a seller took your money, report the number so others are warned.
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