My friend owes me money. Send me text messages often. Can I sue him?

Hello, you can clearly tell the collection platform or the third party to collect, explain that your non-emergency contact person is not clear about the situation, and ask to stop harassing or handle the complaint. Because when applying for a loan, you usually need to leave emergency contact information. If the user is identified unwittingly or involuntarily, it is recommended to make it clear when reviewing the call back, so as to avoid the subsequent borrowers from adversely affecting themselves.

Although the emergency contact is not a guarantor and does not need to be responsible for the repayment of the user, once the other party is overdue, it is likely to receive harassing calls and text messages. At the same time, if the contact person wants to apply for a loan on the same platform in the future, it may not pass the examination, thinking that the risk is greater and it is likely to be overdue. Therefore, when you are a contact, you need to think carefully before you agree.

Of course, in the process of being contacted, if the other party has excessive behavior, such as abuse, threats, etc. , you can keep relevant evidence for alarm processing.