After the debt was overdue, I received a collection message beginning with 168, saying that the lawsuit was reported. Is it true or not?

Is it true that the collection messages started in p>168 and 169? The first thing to be sure is: fake! I know overdue friends will be worried about receiving such messages. But this is a normal collection message, which is randomly generated and sent by the system, so don't worry too much. Teach you a good way to judge, so you don't have to be afraid to ask around in the future. This way is: if you see the words "unsubscribe to T" behind the text message, it is 1% fake. There is also a short message to fool you, that is, under the guise of the local court platform, there is no other substantive content, that is, a verification code: in fact, as long as you look at this string of numbers, you can judge that the other party logged into the court website with your number, and he can't log in normally without your verification code, but then there will be a login verification code sent to you by the court website. At first glance, I thought that the court sent it directly to you. There is a case, unless it is officially sent to you by the 12368 court, which may be a real prosecution. The court accepted the case, but under normal circumstances, there is also pre-trial mediation at this time. Therefore, most of the text messages you receive may be collected on purpose. However, it is only natural to pay back your debts. Don't try to fight against the platform or credit card bank by procrastination or clever counter-urging. Your purpose is to solve the problem legally and legally, so negotiation is a really important link, and there are many things after negotiation, such as stopping urging, stopping prosecution, stopping interest, etc. These are actually solving the problem, not avoiding it.