Send a text message to 100 10 to exchange phone charges.

Send a short message to 100 10 to exchange the phone bill. Open the short message on your mobile phone, send JFJF # Q to 100 10, and then send a short message to Unicom to reply with "Y".

Unicom points are virtual rewards obtained by Unicom users in the process of using Unicom products and services, which can be used to exchange phone bills, traffic, commodities and so on. Among them, texting is the most common way to exchange phone bills. By sending short messages to exchange Unicom points, you can quickly and conveniently exchange points for phone bills, saving time and effort.

Sending a text message to 100 10 is the way for China Unicom to exchange telephone charges, that is, open the mobile phone text message, edit the capital letter JF # Q and send it to 100 10. At this time, 100 10 will reply to the text message, which contains your current content.

Brief introduction of China Unicom

China United Network Communications Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "China Unicom") was formed by the merger and reorganization of the former China Netcom and the former China Unicom on June 6, 2009. The company has branches in 365,438+0 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government) and many overseas countries and regions, and more than 65,438+030 overseas service access points, with a modern communication network covering the whole country and reaching the world.

In 20021year, China Unicom fully assumed the new mission entrusted by the new era, and positioned the development of the Tenth Five-Year Plan Company as "the national team for the operation and service of digital information infrastructure, the main force for building a smart society in digital China, a network power, and the vanguard of digital technology integration and innovation".

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-China United Network Communications Group Co., Ltd.