Baobab
July 4, 2021, 6:42pm
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I think we need to organise, everyone can then bring something to the table.
We’d be citizens if we actually applied. But unfair citizenship laws make it difficult to do so. There’s otherwise nothing stopping us and the lot of us would be successful in attaining it.
We can do it and we’d be accepted, but for us to give up when the Taiwanese don’t have to is unacceptable.
Hi. I seem to be in an impending pickle as some supposed recent EU laws have caused Union Bank to choose to discontinue the renewal of my credit card.
Is there someone similar to the NCC for the financial sector to take complaints?
It is discrimination and we shouldn’t stand for it.
Now my blood is boiled.
I’ll look more after I finish work.
Great find!
You guys are going to be unsurprised by this but here goes.
Taiwan’s consumer protections are piss-poor weak. This leaves businesses with free discretion to discriminate. Minus the anti-discrimination laws for telecom regulators, there isn’t much.
However, Mr Kevin from the MP’s office, while forwarding this latest incident, suggested this.
Arrive at the premesis, even if you don’t plan on attending and strongly, but politely express your complaint.
Boycott the business indefinitely unless …
That’s the problem. We have to fight every time for everything. The 電信法 Article 21 clearly states that services must be provided fairly without discrimination. You get through, but Johnny will then experience the same thing, needs a guarantor. They just don’t learn.
Hi everyone. The MP I usually call when complaining about discrimination against foreigners wants to know more about precedent in other countries. He wants to take initiative to find these, but I suggested it would be easier if multiple people pull up the relevant laws that forbid discrimination by citizenship in each of our countries, provinces, states, territories, regions and relevant jurisdictions.
I’ve started the list by sourcing Ontario. Feel free to add laws, court cases and other relev…
Hey everyone. This might be a bit long to read so I apologise in advance for making your eyes bleed. TLDR
For the last few years I’ve been purchasing the prepaid cards for $1000 that would last for 6 months and give me about 13GB of data. However, as my needs have grown, I find that I end up eating a lot more data, and I keep buying new blocks of data.
Fast forward to the Chunghwa $499 unlimited Internet craze and it gets me thinking that I should look at some of the plans, I’ve been here with…
All I’ve done is state an opinion that scooters are shit and basically contribute to the feeling that TW still has a lot of 3rd world in it.
Seems you do a lot more actual complaining than me. I’ve not once ever gone to the government about TW’s stupid policies, discrimination, etc. I figure it is what it is. I won’t be there forever and like you said, I willingly moved there, same as you, right?
