Is the pre-litigation notification letter sent in installments true?

Legal analysis: Pre-litigation notice, that is, an ultimatum issued by either the court or your debtor (the loan company or the person who lent you money), tells you that if you don't pay back the money, they will sue the court and all the consequences will be borne by you. If you do borrow money, and people are regular companies, I advise you to find a way to pay it back; If you don't borrow money, ignore it. It may be fraudulent information.

Legal basis: Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 672 The lender may inspect and supervise the use of the loan as agreed. The borrower shall regularly provide relevant financial and accounting statements or other materials to the lender as agreed.

Article 674 The borrower shall pay interest at the agreed time limit. If the time limit for paying interest is not stipulated or clearly stipulated, and cannot be determined according to the provisions of Article 510 of this Law, if the loan period is less than one year, it shall be paid together with the loan; If the loan term is more than one year, it shall be paid at the end of each year; if the remaining term is less than one year, it shall be paid together with the loan.

Article 675 The borrower shall repay the loan within the agreed time limit. If the term of the loan is not agreed or clearly agreed, and cannot be determined according to the provisions of Article 510 of this Law, the borrower may return it at any time; The lender may urge the borrower to return it within a reasonable period of time.