Unicom's mobile phone number always receives short messages asking me to remit money to him.

This kind of short message is usually sent by mass or network software, and the mobile phone number is random (the sending number and receiving number of the other party).

It doesn't mean that the person who sent the text message knows your personal information, and it's useless for you to reply to the text message. The other party is probably just a virtual network number. For this kind of short message, you need to complain to customer service.

If it is serious, you can choose to call the police.

I use mobile, and I often receive it, but mobile management is ok. It is suggested that the landlord change to mobile.

We 100% can't stop this behavior, but as far as customer service is concerned, we have to move.