Will it be scary to urge you to send and receive text messages saying that you plan to send a unified case this month?

Many people receive the so-called notice of filing a case from the bank, most of which are forged by outsourcing collection. In order to let you repay as soon as possible, you can get a commission. Of course, it does not rule out that it may be true. So the first thing we have to do is how to distinguish the authenticity of the notice of filing.

You can verify in the following three ways:

1. If you receive a scanned copy, it depends mainly on whether it is stamped by the local court or not, because some outsourced collections may be stamped by some institutions, then this document is fake.

2. If you receive the SMS filing notice, you should check whether there is a filing number in the SMS, and then enter the filing number of the local court in official website to see if you can find out the details of the case. If you can, it means that you are really being sued.

3. If you receive a subpoena issued by the court, check whether there is a bank complaint, evidence materials, notice of case acceptance, etc. And send you two short messages before the summons. The first one is to inform you to accept it, and then the short message for filing a case.