Are the collection text messages starting with 106800 real?

The collection text message starting with 106800 may be real, but it may also be false. These text messages are usually sent by collection agencies or in cooperation with financial institutions such as banks and credit card companies to remind overdue customers to repay their debts. However, there are also situations where criminals use these numbers to send false collection text messages. To determine the authenticity of the text messages, you can take the following measures:

1. Check the content of the text messages. Genuine collection text messages usually mention specific debt details, overdue interest and other information, while fake text messages may only contain some vague and threatening language.

2. Check the SMS suffix. A real collection text message may contain words such as "Unsubscribe and reply to T", while a fake text message may not have such a prompt.

3. Court notice. If the text message mentions serious consequences such as court prosecution, it should be verified through official channels, such as accessing the People's Court Online Service Mini Program, because real court notices are usually sent through more formal channels and will contain specific case information. In short, it is wise to remain vigilant when receiving such text messages and verify their authenticity through official channels.