Why does Consumer Finance always send messages when I don’t have a loan?

Since Immediate Consumer Finance has no loans, it always sends text messages to users. It may be that the user has registered an account with Immediate Consumer Finance, so Immediate Consumer Finance often pushes loan text messages to users. Users who receive such text messages can delete them directly, or they choose to use software to block such text messages, so they will no longer receive loan sales text messages or loan advertisements in the future.

As for users who have indeed registered an account with Immediate Consumer Finance, if they have subsequent loan needs, they can choose to keep the account. If there is no need for a loan, you can directly cancel the loan account. After the account is canceled, Consumer Finance will no longer send text messages to the user. If someone fills in the wrong mobile phone number when applying for a loan from Immediate Consumer Finance, an SMS verification code may also be sent to the user's mobile phone.

All in all, as long as the user confirms that he has not applied for a loan from Immediate Consumer Finance, and has not applied for a loan approved by Immediate Consumer Finance, receiving advertising text messages can be ignored.