Mom owes money, and I received a short message, which probably means to go to your company tomorrow to find out the situation and call back in half an hour to avoid unnecessary trouble?

Simply put, this message does not involve the word intimidation. Obviously, the other party is well prepared and deliberately avoids this aspect. Intimidation is threatening others by harming their rights and interests or public interests, making them feel fear and panic. In many countries, this is a criminal offence. Whether or not violence is used against the other party, even if it is only a verbal threat to the victim (the other party), there are death threats or injuries to the parties or their families. Including death threats, bomb fraud threats, suicide threats, etc. If the intention is to obtain other people's property or benefits in this way, it is called "threatening money".

Although there is no criminal provision named after the crime of intimidation in the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC). But in fact, there are other provisions that impose criminal penalties on threatening behavior, that is, the crime of stirring up trouble in Article 293 of the Criminal Law. This is a purely threatening situation, and if there are other situations attached, it is:

Article 226 Whoever forcibly buys or sells commodities by violence or threat, or forces others to provide services or force others to accept services, if the circumstances are serious, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or criminal detention and shall also, or shall only, be fined.

Simple intimidation did not constitute a crime before the Criminal Law Amendment (VIII).