Is it credible to unsubscribe from T's dunning SMS?

If the collection message received by the borrower contains the words "unsubscribe back to T" at the end, it is very likely that some commercial platforms send false messages in groups. Because the beginning number segment of this kind of short message at the end is generally 106X, which belongs to the spare number segment of the three major operators and is specially used for mass short messages.

False SMS:

Many lenders like to send short messages with numbers beginning with 106X, so some criminals will take advantage of this loophole. A truly formal collection message will definitely indicate the details of the borrower's overdue amount, loan time, overdue days and so on. Some text messages even indicate the borrower's loan contract number.

In addition to unsubscribing back to T-type SMS, if the borrower receives SMS messages such as "prosecution, court leaflets, uploading untrustworthy personnel, freezing Alipay, and saving cards", there is no need to panic, which are basically false SMS messages. No one has the right to freeze any property of the borrower unless the borrower is really sued by the lender.

Even if sued, the borrower will receive a genuine leaflet mailed and stamped. In addition, the freezing of property is generally executed after the court issues a judgment.