What should I do if I send a letter within three days after receiving the legal notice of SMS?

If you receive a text message claiming that you have a legal notice and ask you to send a letter within three days, you should first keep calm and don't believe this information easily.

These scam messages usually use intimidation to force the victims to fall for it. They may mention some legal concepts, such as "blacklist of untrustworthy people" and "fine handling", to create panic. However, this information is usually wrong.

The following are some measures to deal with such short messages:

1.** Stay calm * *: First, keep yourself calm. Don't be influenced by threatening language.

2.** Verification of information * *: If possible, try to verify the authenticity of this legal announcement. This may involve legal and reasonable communication with the sender, or contacting relevant legal institutions or lawyers.

3.** Do not disclose personal information * *: Do not disclose any personal information, such as ID number, bank account number, password, etc. In the text message. This information may be used by scammers.

4.** Don't send a letter * *: No matter how threatening the information is, don't send a letter according to their requirements. Sending a letter will only make the liar succeed.

5.** Call the police in time * *: If it is determined that this is fraudulent information, report it to the local public security organ in time and provide them with all relevant information.

6.** Remind others * *: If you receive this message, remind your friends and family to avoid being cheated.

In short, in this case, we should keep calm and not be intimidated by fraudulent information. Deal with it rationally and ask for help in time.