It's hard to tell whether the dunning early warning message is true or false.

It may be fake. Gitzo's overdue SMS 1000 may be fraudulent information. The following is a detailed explanation:

The overdue short message of 1. Gitzo 1000 is probably false, because it is often used to trick people into providing sensitive personal information or committing fraud.

2. Real financial institutions usually don't ask customers for repayment directly through SMS, nor do they remind customers by "overdue 1000". They usually contact customers through formal channels, such as telephone, email or official website.

If you receive this short message, I suggest you be vigilant and take some measures to confirm its authenticity. First, check whether the sender of the short message is a formal financial institution, and contact the official channel of the institution to confirm whether there is overdue payment. Secondly, don't disclose personal sensitive information easily, such as bank account number and password.

Summary: The overdue SMS of Gitzo 1000 is probably fraudulent information. We should be vigilant and ensure the safety of our property by confirming with formal financial institutions.

Extended data:

Fraud SMS is a common means of online fraud. Liars often pretend to be financial institutions to send dunning information to individuals. In order to protect ourselves, we should strengthen our ability to distinguish these information, and call the police in time or get in touch with relevant institutions to confirm the authenticity.