10 years ago, telecom broadband was not dismantled. Today, I sent a short message of arrears. Should I be blacklisted in credit history?

If the telecom broadband that was not dismantled before 10 now receives the short message of arrears and is told that it will be blacklisted in the credit history, the following measures can be taken:

1.** Contact telecom customer service * *: Contact telecom customer service in time to learn more and try to negotiate a solution.

2.** Inquire about arrears * *: Know the details of arrears, including the amount, reason and time of arrears, and try to understand clearly.

3.** Pay the arrears in time * *: If the arrears do exist, they should be paid in time. If you have any objection to the arrears, you can complain to the relevant departments or seek legal assistance.

4.** Pay attention to legal risks * *: The untrustworthy person who is blacklisted will have a great impact on personal credit, including loan and credit card application. So this problem should be solved as soon as possible.

5.** Lessons learned * *: In the future, we should pay attention to inquiring and handling personal information in time to avoid similar arrears.

If you are not satisfied with the telecom company's solution, you can also complain to the local consumer protection agency to safeguard your legitimate rights and interests.