Will texting without replying interrupt the statute of limitations?

Legal analysis: sending a text message without replying will interrupt the limitation of action. Theoretically, this behavior can also lead to the interruption of the limitation of action. Although the time and content of texting are recorded, texting is not particularly formal. In addition to sending text messages, it is best to send relevant written notices to the other party. If you ignore it, it is possible that the other party will defend himself on the grounds that he did not receive the text message. If the parties make the relationship between rights and obligations clear again by implementing these acts, the limitation of action has no meaning to continue to calculate, and of course it should be interrupted.

Legal basis: Article 195 of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) is under any of the following circumstances, the limitation of action is interrupted, and the limitation of action is recalculated from the date of interruption and the end of relevant procedures: (1) the obligee requests the obligor to perform; (2) The debtor agrees to perform its obligations; (3) The obligee brings a lawsuit or applies for arbitration; (four) other circumstances with the same effect as bringing a lawsuit or applying for arbitration.