1068 said that I maliciously overdue the judicial filing, so why did I unsubscribe?

It is normal to receive a reminder message starting with 1068, including unsubscribe. Because:

The number at the beginning of 1. 1068 is not the exclusive telephone of financial institutions, but the short message platform for operators to provide business services.

2. The number at the beginning of1068 is mainly used for service enterprises such as merchants to contact customers or make SMS notifications.

Therefore, it is natural that the notification messages it sends often contain unsubscribe reminders. And everyone needs to pay attention to:

1. Because it's a dunning SMS, it's no good to reply to unsubscribe. You need to pay off the arrears mentioned in the information.

2. Because 1068 is a third-party service platform, it is basically difficult to find out which financial institution sent the dunning message according to this number. It is suggested that after receiving the information, go to official website, the central bank's credit information center, or go to a third-party data platform to inquire about big data to see if there is any debt corresponding to the content of the short message.

3. Some criminals may use this number to commit fraud and send overdue dunning messages in the name of financial institutions. If you can't find out that you owe money under your name, you don't have to pay attention to the news to avoid being deceived.