1069 is it true or false to send a text message saying that you want to sue?

First of all, you can be sure that the collection messages starting with 1069 are generally true. Because the number starting with 1069 is very common in commercial SMS platforms, based on the three major operators, it is easy to realize SMS group sending through the Internet and big data. Therefore, the collection message at the beginning of 1069 is also commonly used by large and small lending institutions.

Secondly, we should understand that a lender who says that he wants to sue is not the same as one who has already sued. If the short message at the beginning of 1069 tells the institution that the borrower has been sued, it is nine times out of ten to scare the borrower to achieve the purpose of urging him to pay back the arrears. Because once a lawsuit is filed, the court will inform the borrower of the summons by mail or telephone as soon as possible.

The state has very strict supervision over the collection of small loans, especially the prohibition of violent collection. In the case of limited means, the collector will choose to pretend to sue the borrower in the short message content to scare the borrower. If the borrower is really uneasy, he can also choose to find official website in the local court to inquire about the specific situation. If there is a case number, it means that the borrower has indeed been sued. If not, it means that the prosecution is nonsense.

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How often do small loans stop receiving?

There are many small loan platforms on the market now, and their collection processes and time may be different. Then, how long does it usually take for small loans to stop collecting?

1. Stop the collection after paying off the arrears.

First of all, there is no doubt that no matter what kind of small loan products, as long as you pay off the arrears, you will naturally not be urged to collect them.