Is it true or false to receive a text message from Shitao Law Firm after receiving an overdue loan of 6,000 yuan? What should I do?

The online loan of 6000 is overdue. Did you borrow this money? Whether the news you received is true or not depends on whether you borrowed money. If you really borrowed the money, it is very likely that you received this message. But if you didn't borrow the money, it might just be some fraudulent phone calls or harassing phone messages.

In fact, you want to know whether these are true or not. Isn't it a simple matter? Have you ever borrowed money? It's easy to guess whether it's expired. You are a mirror in your heart, so why ask others? How do people know if you have ever borrowed money? You really got a loan online. You won't tell anyone, will you? You're overdue. You're embarrassed. You won't tell anyone.

So think about it yourself. Did you really borrow money online? If so, then the message you received that your overdue information must be true, but when it comes to others suing you, this information is actually not quite right, because they will not really sue you with a lawyer for a few thousand dollars, and the lawyer's fee is more than that.

So I want to threaten you, intimidate you, make you feel psychological pressure, be afraid of being sued, and then pay back quickly. I'm telling you, this message is absolutely false. No matter whether you are overdue or not, the so-called text message to sue you at the law firm must have been typed, but the thing they received was real, because you really borrowed money there and it was overdue, so they wanted you to pay it back.

The best way for you to solve this problem is to pay back the money. Because you borrowed money, people will ask you for money. Why not ask someone else? So if you want to solve this problem and let others stop threatening you, then you can return the money. After the two are settled, others will naturally stop looking for you.