Pat the loan and keep texting you to activate it.

No need to deal with it. Others need a verification code when using a loan, but the mobile phone number is yours, so don't worry about it.

This situation may be that the website sends you a text message to make you curious, and it is also a loan website, and then someone will register to check the situation driven by curiosity. In this way, his website has another registered user, at least in terms of data.

Extended data

1, if you encounter "interference information", read it carefully and don't panic. I think everyone should have received spam messages on their mobile phones, and what we have to do is not to reply to the messages at will, but to see who sent them. Delete what you don't know immediately, and don't always lurk in your mobile phone.

2, the mobile phone password level should be high. It's a little more difficult to set the password of your mobile phone, so that scammers can't easily crack your mobile phone.

3. Don't tell others about SMS verification code. Any operator will only send you a verification code and will not let you reply to them. Remember, anything that makes you reply to the verification code is a scam.