According to the National Police Agency, the daily average of seniors who were scammed and suffered financial losses was 14 in 2023. In some cases, victims lost houses worth of tens of millions of dollars. KGIL worked with Yungching, a real estate agency, to hold anti-fraud seminars and the Duofu Academy invited seniors to participate.
During the seminar, Mrs. Chen shared her own story of being frauded and said “This seminar is very useful. Thank KGIL for the effort put in holding this seminar because I learn how to protect my own property and money.” Another senior, Mr. Li heard about how victims lost their life savings and title deeds in scams and worried that he might be the next victim because of his insufficient anti-fraud knowledge. Therefore, he wished to attend more seminars like this to learn about new knowledge.
KGIL adheres to the mission of safeguarding the asset of our customers and the vision of treating customers fairly. These goals are translated into concrete actions and are cascaded down to each node of our policy services. The Company will continue to promote anti-fraud education and knowledge to more financially disadvantaged groups, protecting citizens’ assets. In the future, the Company will deepen collaboration with government, businesses, and institutions to foster the sustainable development of our society and do our part to help build a more stable community. If you suspect you have been scammed, please call 165 anti-fraud hotline or the Company’s toll-free service number: 0800-098-889.
