Go to the post office to remit money, and reply by SMS that the remittance has arrived, and the payee said that it has not been received yet. What do you mean?

The postal remittance has been paid, that is, the payee took the money with the remittance notice and identity documents. If the other party doesn't receive it, you can check it, and the post will use your ID card to answer who took the money. Because the postal service delivers the remittance notice and lets the payee go to the post office to withdraw money, sometimes there will be very special circumstances. In a village, there are people with the same name and surname, and the postman may not know everyone well. If the withdrawal notice is sent in error, people with the same name and surname will come to withdraw money. But when paying, you can find the cashier with the voucher and signature. If someone takes it by mistake, the post will find someone until the prosecution tries to recover it and give it to the real payee.

If the other party doesn't receive it, I suggest you go to the postal window immediately to fill in the list and find remittance payment.