Is it true that 1069 is overdue?

Normally speaking, if the text message starts with 1069 and informs the borrower that the loan is overdue and has been sued, it is most likely a false text message. If the borrower is really sued by the lending institution, when the court sends the notice of prosecution to the borrower, it will be mailed to the borrower's address strictly in writing.

Of course, there will also be notifications in the form of text messages, but they will not be commercial number segments starting with 1069. In addition, as long as the case is filed, the borrower can directly find the case on the local court official website. If a borrower receives such fraudulent overdue text messages, he or she can call 12321 Network Bad Network and Spam Report Acceptance Center Shengpeng to report it, or log in to the 12321 official website to report it.

Although it may not be true that the overdue prosecution text message sent by 1069 is not true, if the borrower has received the overdue notification text message from 1069, then there is a high probability that it is true.

Generally, this type of text messages are sent in batches and are commonly used reminder numbers by financial institutions. Therefore, when a user receives an overdue text message from a number starting with 1069, there is a good chance it is genuine. However, users should not simply believe the content of the text message. They should contact the customer service personnel of the financial institution to check their monthly bills for detailed information.