Is the visit notice sent by 1069 true?

Sometimes if you owe money and don't pay it back, the platform may come to collect it, and today you received a door-to-door text message from the collection, is it possible that it is true? I think it depends on the specific situation, for example, if you haven't borrowed anyone's money at all, then it's basically fake, but if you really borrow money from some platforms, and your attitude is very bad, it may be true, for ordinary people, you must repay the money in time, and then give you a specific explanation. <>

1.Never borrowed money, it's basically fake.

First of all, we must clarify a premise, for the general platform institutions, their purpose is only to obtain profits, so if you do not repay the money in the short term, it is generally communicated through ** and SMS, if you have not repaid the money for a long time, it is generally communicated through **, and it is rarely door-to-door, so if you have never borrowed money at all, then it is basically fake, of course, there are also cases where others use your identity to borrow money, but if you have not received ** and SMS communication before, It's basically fake. <>

2.If you really owe a lot of money, and it's still a long time, it may be true.

For formal platform institutions, even if it is really a door-to-door collection, it is generally a relatively mild way, just a way of communication, unless, some compulsory measures have been taken against you, so if you really owe a lot of money, and the time is very long, and your attitude is very bad, they may come to collect if they have no choice, if the loan is a black network loan, it is even more likely to come to the door to collect, so you must repay the money in time, so as not to bring a bad impact on your life. <>

All in all, if you receive a text message from the door, we have to see if the situation is true, if you don't owe money at all, then it must be fake, and there will generally be ** communication with the text message in advance, and it will not really be sent directly to the door SMS, and secondly, if you really owe a lot of money, you must pay it back in time, because it may be true.

It could be true. Because many platforms start with 1069 when sending collection SMS, the number is based on the premise of the three major operators and Internet connection, and sends bulk SMS to users, which is a common collection method.

Summary. Hello, glad to answer this question for you, is it true. Because many platforms start with 1069 when sending collection SMS, the number is based on the premise of the three major operators and Internet connection, and sends bulk SMS to users, which is a common collection method, but if the court case filing SMS sent by 1069 or the collection SMS sent by Baixing Credit Information, the credibility of these situations is very low, and it is basically impossible.

On the one hand, credit bureaus will not collect any form of collection from users, and secondly, if it is a court case, the form of notification will generally not be SMS, and even if it is not SMS, it does not start with 1069, I hope mine is helpful to you! Thanks, received a text message from 1069, an outward visit to inform me, is it true?

Hello, glad to answer this question for you, is it true. Because many platforms start with 1069 when sending collection SMS, the number is based on the premise of the three major operators and Internet connection, and sends bulk SMS to users, which is a common collection method, but if the court case filing SMS sent by 1069 or the collection SMS sent by Baixing Credit Information, the credibility of these situations is very low, and it is basically impossible. On the one hand, credit bureaus will not collect any form of collection from users, and secondly, if it is a court case, the form of notification will generally not be SMS, and even if it is not SMS, it does not start with 1069, I hope mine is helpful to you!

Thanks, that's true?

Hello, I don't want to be perfunctory, I can fully understand your feelings, usually true, okay, thank you.

You're welcome,