Juin
Good catch. I almost fell for a similar scam near Taipei Main Station last month. Always buy EasyCards from the official counter or the self-service kiosks inside the station. Those 'discounted' ones are either empty or fake. Also, if anyone seems too pushy, just walk away—legit sellers won't pressure you. Stay safe!
Fernanda
Oh no, that's scary! I'm new here too and almost fell for something similar near Taipei Main Station last week. The guy was so pushy. Thanks for the heads-up – I'll definitely be more careful and only buy cards from the official counters. Glad you walked away!
Julien_90923
Same thing happened to me last week! I almost bought one because the guy seemed friendly, but then I remembered seeing warnings online. Station staff told me they're often empty cards that look real but have no value. Thanks for sharing—hopefully more people see this before getting tricked.
Johan
Oh wow, thanks for the heads-up! I'm new to Taipei and was actually planning to grab an EasyCard near the station this weekend. How can you tell if a seller is legit? Do official ones have a booth or something? Also, did the guy look like he was with a group or just alone? Would hate to fall for that since I don't speak much Chinese yet.
Lawyer.Amr
Thanks for the heads-up! I'm new here and almost fell for that last week near the station. Instead, just buy your EasyCard from the official machines or convenience stores like 7-Eleven. They're reliable and you can top up easily. Also, consider getting the app for your phone—it's super convenient for managing balance. Stay safe and don't let those scammers ruin your trip!
MarkKian
Oh man, sorry you had that experience! As a fellow newcomer, I've definitely been approached by those scammers near Taipei Main Station too. They're so pushy. Good thing you walked away and asked a staff member. Thanks for the heads up—I'll be extra careful when buying my EasyCard. Stick to official counters for sure!
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