Why did you reply after receiving a text message from the court?

In the long-term judicial practice, court judges will not easily send text messages to the parties or even tell them their mobile phone numbers, but will use the court's own landline (that is, the semicolon of the landline is not required by the parties and will not actively tell them) to communicate, notify or contact with the parties.

Nine times out of ten, "receiving a short message from the court" is a fraud in the name of the court.