INFORICH releases statement regarding illegal dumping of mobile battery “CHARGE SPOT”

In response to reports on social media that devices from the mobile battery sharing service "CHAEGESPOT" were being dumped into rivers, the operator, INFORICH, issued a statement on Official X (formerly Twitter) on August 19th. It has been revealed that they are already coordinating with the police and related organizations to confirm the scene, recover the items, and investigate the facts.

The operator has made it clear that it is promoting prompt recovery and response with "consideration for local safety and the environment," and that it will not only carry out post-mortem processing, but also work closely with the police to conduct a thorough "fact-finding investigation."

Violating the terms of service? "Four penalties and serious liability" for illegal dumping

When using CHAEGESPOT, users are required to agree to the terms of use at the time of membership registration. The malicious act of illegal dumping not only violates public morals, but also imposes extremely heavy financial and legal responsibilities on users, even in light of the terms of service.

The main points of penalties and responsibilities under the regulations directly related to illegal dumping are as follows.