Is it true that the second-generation ID card sent me a text message because of the lack of online loan, which affected my children's schooling and restricted their travel?

This question is false. It is a way for online loan companies to urge you to repay, and it has nothing to do with children's travel and school.

I suggest paying off the debt as soon as possible. Apply for lifting the restriction after completion of performance. Otherwise, it will be a time bomb at any time. Moreover, since we can afford high consumption, why not take on the obligation to deal with it? We should also know that in addition to high consumption restrictions, in principle, it may even be on the list of untrustworthy, that is to say, second-class seats for airplanes and motor trains cannot be taken, and may even affect future consumer credit.

At present, the online loan market is mixed, and some illegal small loan platforms often deliberately fabricate lies and threaten to intimidate borrowers in order to collect debts. If the online lending platform you borrowed is a regular licensed financial lending company, and the platform is sued by the court after the deadline, and the court decides to repay it, and the borrower refuses to handle the debt even if he has the ability to repay it, then he may be included in the list of untrustworthy people. At this time, the borrower will be limited to high consumption, and the borrower's children will not be able to attend aristocratic schools, but they will still enjoy the right to education.