Will you get a loan if the loan text message is answered? Don't just click reply!

; ? In the information age, the disclosure of personal data is very serious. As long as you submit relevant information somewhere, you will certainly receive many phone calls and text messages one after another during this time, and you can feel the existence of "them" at any time. In addition to some advertising information, some loan messages are very attractive. For example, if you have a quota of 300,000, you can reply and withdraw, or if you have an interest-free quota of 50,000, you can reply and withdraw. So will these loan text messages be loaned when they are replied?

1. Will I get a loan by replying to the loan text message?

If it is a formal and legal loan platform, the loan SMS will not lend. Because a complete loan process must sign relevant contracts, whether online or offline, borrowers need to confirm the loan amount, term, interest rate, repayment method and other contents before it can be established.

These contents will not be included in the loan text message. At most one link will be attached. Click to enter the loan application page, and the borrower needs to fill in relevant information before proceeding to the next step.

Therefore, the loan text message will not lend. But I would like to remind you not to click on the link or reply to any numbers and letters in any short message at will, so as not to cause adverse consequences.

Second, how to deal with this kind of loan message?

1. If it is a preferential activity, cash withdrawal, invitation to start business, etc. , you can go directly to official website, the loan platform, and log in to your personal account for inquiry. If you don't have this right, you are probably a liar.

2. Consulting customer service is the quickest way. Send detailed information such as SMS number, SMS screenshot and SMS content to customer service to see if it is true. If the customer service says there is no such activity, everyone should blacklist the strange number in time.