Is the dunning message at the beginning of 106 true or not?

The dunning message at the beginning of 106 may be true or false. It depends on the specific situation and background. Here are some possible scenarios:

1. Real dunning SMS: Some financial institutions or loan companies use the number beginning with 106 to send dunning SMS to remind debtors of repayment.

2. False dunning SMS: Some fraudsters may use forged numbers to send SMS messages starting with 106 to trick recipients into paying false debts or personal information.

3. Missending SMS: Sometimes, financial institutions or loan companies may send dunning SMS to the wrong person by mistake, causing the receiver to misunderstand that they have outstanding debts.

To sum up, the dunning message at the beginning of 106 may be a real dunning notice or a fake fraud message. If you receive this kind of short message, we suggest the following measures:

A. Carefully verify the content of the short message and the identity of the sender;

B. check whether you really have outstanding debts;

C. If it is suspected to be false information, you can contact relevant financial institutions for confirmation;

D. Don't disclose personal sensitive information, and don't pay at will.

Please note that the above answers are only general and should be judged and handled according to the actual situation and relevant laws and regulations.