1069. Is the text message a bank's notice of prosecution?

Under normal circumstances, if it is a text message starting with 1069, it is a false text message to inform the borrower that loans overdue has been sued. If the borrower is really sued by the lender, the court will send a notice of prosecution to the borrower in strict written form and mail it to the borrower's address.

Of course, there will also be notifications in the form of SMS, but it will not be the commercial number segment at the beginning of 1069. In addition, as long as the case is filed, the borrower can directly find the cause of action in the local court official micro. If the borrower receives the overdue short message of such fraud, he can call 1232 1 Network Bad and Spam Reporting Acceptance Center to report it, or log on to 1232 1 official website to report it.

Although the short message of overdue prosecution sent by 1069 may not be true, if the borrower receives the short message of overdue notice sent by 1069, the probability is true.

Under normal circumstances, this short message is sent in batches and is a common dunning number of financial institutions. So when the user receives the overdue SMS from the number starting with 1069, it is probably true. However, users should not simply believe the content of short messages, but look for the customer service staff of financial institutions to check the details of their monthly bills.

The above is hope.