Is the visit notice sent by 1069 true?

Sometimes if you owe money and don't pay it back, the platform may come to collect it. I received a short message from home today. Could it be true? I think it depends on the specific situation. For example, you have never borrowed money from anyone, which is basically false. However, if you really borrowed money from some platforms and have a bad attitude, it may be true. For ordinary people, you must pay back the money in time, and then I will give you specific instructions. 1. I haven't borrowed money, and it's basically fake.

First of all, it should be clear that for the general platform organizations, their purpose is only to make profits, so if they don't pay back the money in the short term, they usually communicate by phone and SMS. If they don't pay back the money for a long time, they usually communicate by phone and rarely come to the door. So if they haven't borrowed money at all, it's basically fake. Of course, there are cases where others borrow money by using your identity, but if you haven't received phone calls and text messages before, 2. If you really owe a lot of money, it may be true for a long time.

For a regular platform organization, even if it is really a door-to-door dunning, it is generally a mild way, just a way of communication. Unless you have taken some compulsory measures, if you really owe a lot of money, and it takes a long time and your attitude is very bad, you may come to dunning if you have to. If the loan is a black online loan, they may even come to the door for dunning, so they must pay back the money in time and avoid giving it to themselves. In short, if you receive a text message from your home, you need to see if it is true or not. If we don't owe money at all, it must be fake, and there will always be phone calls and text messages in advance, and we won't really send text messages directly to our doors. Secondly, if you really owe a lot of money, you should pay it back in time, because it may be true.