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Cai Yixuan once made a short video to introduce Houli Animal Home, hoping to increase the visibility of animals for adoption, but she did not authorize anyone to conduct adoption consultation or personal information collection in her name.
Cai Yixuan (left) calls on people to check before adopting an animal. (Photo by reporter Zhang Xuanzhe)
Taichung City 4th District Councilor candidate Tsai Yixuan recently received reports from the public that someone in a LINE message related to pet adoption claimed to be introduced by "Ms. Tsai Yixuan from Houli Animal Home", which led the recipients to mistakenly believe that the contact information was provided by Tsai Yixuan, or that the adoption consultation was arranged by her. So far, nearly 10 people have reported similar situations to Tsai Yixuan and Houli Animal Home. Tsai Yixuan's campaign office issued a clarification card to remind the public to verify the information before receiving it and not to believe her identity just because the other party mentioned her name.
Cai Yixuan said today that she had indeed made a short video to introduce Houli Animal Home in the hope that more fur babies waiting to be adopted would be seen; however, she did not invite the public to join LINE to inquire about pet adoption, did not provide anyone's personal information, and did not authorize anyone to contact the public on her behalf.
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"Adoption is out of love, and I don't want people to let down their guard just because they see my name." Cai Yixuan said, thanking the people who received the message to check with her first, and also called on other friends who received similar messages to keep the other party's account and conversation screenshots, and check through her official fan page; if the other party asks for money transfer or personal information, they should be more vigilant.
Tsai Yixuan’s campaign office calls on the public to help share clarifying information to prevent anyone from using Tsai Yixuan’s name to take advantage of the public’s goodwill in caring about animal adoption. We also ask everyone to resist the evil behaviors and motives of the fraud group.
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Tsai Xuan’s campaign office will continue to release clarifying information and assist the public in reporting fraud.
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