It's been 24 hours since the personal credit report, and I haven't received the text message yet.

I'm not sure, so I'll explain as follows:

1. The other party turned off the phone for a long time, which made it impossible to send the short message. When the expiration date is exceeded (the expiration date can be set in the mobile phone, which refers to the longest time that can be saved in the SMS center if the other party does not receive it), even if the called party turns on the phone, the message cannot be sent again.

2. Sending is the feedback that the SMS center gives to the calling party after confirming that the called party has received the SMS. If the short message center path fails at this time, the feedback information cannot be delivered to the calling party. The called party clearly received it, but you think that the called party did not receive it. Of course, the probability of this happening is extremely low. Please dial the called party to confirm the status of the other party. Due to downtime or shutdown, the mail may not be delivered. Please contact him or her by other means.

Related introduction

Personal credit information is recorded in the personal credit report, which mainly includes personal basic information and credit information (whether there are bank loans and credit card overdue overdraft records, etc.). ) and non-bank information (water, electricity and other public utilities payment information, tax arrears, civil judgments, etc. ). This information will affect individuals' lending behavior in financial institutions. For example, when a bank handles a personal mortgage, it needs to read a credit report. If the credit status is good, they may get preferential treatment, while those with overdue records may have to raise prices or even get loans. It can be said that the credit report is an individual's economic identity card.