Why did you deliberately write typos in your collection messages?

There are several reasons for deliberately writing typos in the collection message:

1, increasing the threat: misspelled words will make the receiver feel uncomfortable and confused, thus increasing the threat of SMS. This strategy will make the debtor feel pressure and reply to the collector faster to solve this problem.

2, reduce the recognition rate: writing typos can reduce the probability of SMS being intercepted by the system automatically. In this way, collectors can send short messages more smoothly without worrying about being intercepted or complaining.

3. Increase complexity: Intentionally writing typos will increase the complexity of short messages, making it difficult for debtors to understand the true meaning of short messages. In this way, the collection personnel can use this ambiguity to achieve their goals, such as letting the debtor call the collection phone to communicate and threaten more directly.

4. Show attitude: typos indicate that the collector is dissatisfied and impatient with the debtor. This strategy will make debtors angry with the collectors, thus increasing their incentive to repay. So there are four reasons why text messages deliberately misspell.