Is it credible to say that low-priced iPhone snapped up in SMS?

I find it hard to believe. After all, as the saying goes, good goods are not cheap, and cheap goods are not good. I don't believe this kind of message. If you still can't tell, download Tencent Mobile Manager on your mobile phone and use the harassment interception function above to see if the message is dangerous. If the message you receive is directly marked as a malicious fraud message by the mobile phone housekeeper, it means that it does have certain risks. If you don't, you can report it online without intercepting it. The next time you receive a fraudulent message, you can automatically identify it and it is easy to see through.