165 Anti-Fraud Hotline Charges, Legislator Urges Government to Make it Free for All
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Legislator Lin Chun-hsien called on the government to allocate a budget to make public service hotlines, including the 165 anti-fraud hotline, 1980 counseling hotline, and 1995 lifeline, free for all citizens. Currently, some telecom providers charge non-Chunghwa Telecom users for these calls. Usage of the 165 hotline increased significantly in 2023, highlighting the need for accessible services.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Is the 165 anti-fraud hotline currently free?
- A: No, if you are using a telecom provider other than Chunghwa Telecom (Far EasTone, Taiwan Mobile), call charges apply.
- Q: Why do some telecom providers charge for calls?
- A: Far EasTone and Taiwan Mobile charge for voice interconnection fees to transfer calls to Chunghwa Telecom, and then charge users an additional NT$1.