Anti-Fraud Statement

A friendly reminder to prevent fraud
MANDO members please pay special attention.

MANDO will not ask you for any financial account or credit card information through text messages or phone calls under any name or reason, nor will it ask you to go to the bank counter or operate the ATM through the aforementioned methods.
If you receive an unknown call with a number beginning with "+", "+2", "+886", etc., please be alert!

You should also be wary of the other party tampering with your phone number or pretending to be a specific company, bank, or legal institution. Please do not click on unknown links, invitations or text messages from unknown LINE friends.

Do not trust instructions from unknown phone calls. If you have any questions, please contact MANDO or call the National Police Agency's 165 anti-fraud hotline for confirmation.
Common fraud methods include "duplicate orders" and "missetting installment payments" to gain the trust of consumers, and then requiring them to go through online banking or ATM operations.
If the call requires you to operate related accounts, provide information, etc., please refuse directly to reduce the risk of fraud. If it is related to bank accounts, please call the bank directly to confirm!

Ministry of the Interior National Police Agency 165 National Fraud Prevention Network
Contact URL: https://165.npa.gov.tw/#/
Service hotline: 165
Report phone number: 165#2