073 1 dunning, texting and filing. Really?

False, it is impossible to unsubscribe from the parties in the normal filing notice. Unless the prosecutor cancels the case, there is no so-called unsubscribe, and only a unilateral notice will be given to accept the follow-up treatment. This is usually debt collection or fraudulent text messages. If you don't really borrow money, it's usually fraud. False, it is impossible to unsubscribe from the parties in the normal filing notice. Unless the prosecutor cancels the case, there is no so-called unsubscribe, and only a unilateral notice will be given to accept the follow-up treatment. This is usually debt collection or fraudulent text messages. If you don't really borrow money, it's usually fraud. False, it is impossible to unsubscribe from the parties in the normal filing notice. Unless the prosecutor cancels the case, there is no so-called unsubscribe, and only a unilateral notice will be given to accept the follow-up treatment. This is usually debt collection or fraudulent text messages. If you don't really borrow money, it's usually fraud. False, it is impossible to unsubscribe from the parties in the normal filing notice. Unless the prosecutor cancels the case, there is no so-called unsubscribe, and only a unilateral notice will be given to accept the follow-up treatment. This is usually debt collection or fraudulent text messages. If you don't really borrow money, it's usually fraud.