What should I do if my mobile phone number keeps getting legal notifications?

Is it true that I received a lawsuit notice from the court? From the picture posted by the subject, this message is different from the formal notice message sent by the court in the following ways: First, the number that sent the message It is not a court-specific number. In addition to the judge or clerk consulting with the parties and directly sending case-related information to the parties using their personal mobile phone numbers, the court's number for sending relevant information is 12368, which is a unified number across the country. Second, the content of the information is different from the content of the court’s normal notice. The court sends information through a special system with the words China Trial Process Information Disclosure Network at the beginning. The specific content can be divided into case filing related, court trial information related, etc. The content of the picture posted by the subject is obviously inconsistent with this. Third, the wording is informal. A formal court notice will not use the wording shown in the picture posted by the subject at all. The court notice will generally not say that it will send a commissioner to such and such a location, etc. I have received numerous court messages in my many years of practice, but I have never received such messages from the court. Instead, I have received similar messages from the other party and other related persons pretending to be court personnel. The court informed that it is impossible to write "unsubscribe and reply to T" in the message. Only spam messages will induce the owner to reply with "unsubscribe to T" in order to verify whether the mobile phone number of the owner who received the message is in normal use. Therefore, I judge that the information received by the subject is likely to be information deceived by others due to the subject's lack of legal experience. Do not be deceived. If the subject is really sued to the court by someone because of a dispute, the court will usually take the initiative to call the subject. At the very least, it must serve the subject a copy of the civil complaint and a court summons and other legal documents to let the subject know who the plaintiff is. , what is the content of the prosecution, when and where the court will be held, and other matters. I am attaching the court notice information I received before to provide reference for the questioner:

I received a lawsuit notice from the court via text message. Is this true? 1. The court will notify you via text message after filing the case; because it involves For the privacy of the parties involved in the case, pictures of text messages sent to me by the court in the past will no longer be pasted here. But it should be noted that the text message sent by the court is a machine number (a series of numbers). Your text message may be sent by the clerk of the case. 2. The countermeasures are recommended to be verified by the filing division of the court. Remember to bring your ID card. 3. What should you do if you are really sued? You need to be careful when suing, and don’t panic when you are sued! In fact, when you encounter trouble, the first thought that should come to your mind is to find a lawyer. No matter what kind of trouble you encounter, especially when you feel helpless, believe me, my friend, finding a lawyer will be an excellent choice. There are many reasons, here are two or three. First of all, lawyers have the obligation to keep clients confidential, so you don’t have to worry about privacy issues and you can tell the lawyer completely what happened to you. Secondly, talking to a credible professional can help relieve the pressure in your heart and make it easier for you to calm down and think about what to do next. Again, after listening to your statement, the lawyer will tell you what you should do now, what you can and cannot do, what you need to pay attention to, how to achieve your goals, etc. Therefore, this is especially true when you need to litigate. Litigation itself is a very complicated process. From clarifying the purpose of litigation, formulating litigation strategies, to how to layout and carry out litigation work, each step requires multiple planning and rehearsals and careful consideration before making a decision. For some large-scale economic disputes, it is even necessary to use one or more groups of lawyers to provide legal services to achieve the goals of the parties. Litigation is risky, and if you find a serious and responsible lawyer, your chances of winning will be much greater. 4. Related cases

Is the "notice of prosecution" sent by debt collection real? You will know after reading it. Recently, I received a private message from a netizen who said that he could not afford to pay back his online loan because it was overdue. He has been bombarded by collection agents, and he also received a text message with a "notification of prosecution", saying that his debt behavior has been reported to the "online court" and the case is being accepted, asking him to pay it off as soon as possible.

I believe that many netizens have received indictments from debt collectors after the deadline. Is this indictment true or false? How should I deal with it? You will understand after reading this article! Do online courts really exist? First of all What I want to explain is that online courts do exist. Its full name is "Internet Court". It is also a new trial mechanism and a litigation platform based on the Internet. It can prosecute, file cases, present evidence, hold trials, and make judgments. , parties can complete litigation online without having to go back and forth offline. Moreover, Internet courts also have real legal effects. It is understood that the cases they accept are mostly related to credit card disputes, private loan disputes, online shopping contracts, etc. There are Internet courts in Hangzhou, Beijing, Guangzhou and other places. So what kind of cases will be accepted by the Internet Court? Generally speaking, they are online loans affiliated to credit bureaus, large companies, and regular companies, such as the well-known Ant Huabei, Ant Jiebei, Jingdong Baitiao, and Jingdong Gold bars, etc., after multiple collection attempts to no avail, the lending platform will file a lawsuit with the Internet Court if it is unable to contact the borrower. How should you respond if you receive an indictment? The first step: confirm the authenticity first. If you are really sued, the court will call you to notify you. You can search online or call 114 to confirm the authenticity. At the same time, we must take the court summons seriously. The only legally binding document is a summons with the bright red official seal of the court and mailed by the court. If we receive various lawyer letters, indictments, arrest warrants, etc. from debt collectors, All of them are fake. Step 2: If you are really sued, everyone should learn to actively respond to the lawsuit. If you do not respond, you will give up the right to defend yourself. And what I want to say is that it is not a bad thing for borrowers to be sued to the court for overdue online loans. In fact, many illegal small loans have the phenomenon of cut-off interest and usury. If you sue to the court, you can be given The borrower saves interest charges that exceed the illegal interest rate. Step 3: Regardless of whether it goes to the Internet Court or not, the loan relationship between the two parties is real, so I suggest that you try to check your online loan overdue records on WeChat "Zhongma Data", and then proactively contact the debtor institution Get in touch, agree on a reasonable repayment plan, and do your best to pay off the debt, so you can essentially avoid being sued in court.