As long as you are unsure about this kind of push information, it is best not to click on it. This may be the card application information pushed to you by the bank, or it may be fraudulent information. Generally, if you need to apply for a credit card, you can ignore this text message and apply at the bank counter or the bank's official website.

?Extended information

I believe most people have received various card application SMS messages. Everyone should be familiar with it, there are banks and third parties. It is necessary to mention here again that there is another kind of Trojan horse information and scammer information. Don’t think that no one believes these things now, there are still people who will fall for this. So as a reminder, if you are unsure about the information pushed here, it is best not to click on it. No matter what you think of these pushed short messages, Xiaonian will briefly talk to you below.

First, authenticity

When we receive a text message, we must first judge the authenticity of the text message. Is it official? Whether it is really the activity written in the content. To pour cold water on it, it’s basically just push advertising information. It doesn’t matter if you click on other information or apply from there. It's nothing more than a credit check, and the biggest fear is deceptive information. All your information has been obtained by others. In the smart era, mobile phones may not be worth much, but the things inside them are still valuable. So pay attention.

Secondly, you can apply for it faster and with a higher amount from here.

Many people click on it mainly because the pushed advertising information says that they have good credit and have been approved for a credit card with a limit of tens of thousands, but they happen to be unable to apply for it, so they click on it. What is the reality? Same result. And one more investigation record was added.

Third, analyze the essence.

Received a similar text message. First of all, look up. If your name is not typed in a text message, it is a push advertisement without even thinking about it, and it is not targeted at you personally. If it is official, you can find out whether this activity is valuable on the official platform. For example, if the number is sent directly from a mobile phone number; if it is even from Hong Kong, it must be a scam. Secondly, if it is an activity targeted at you personally, then it must be related to you and this bank. If you don’t even have a card from this bank and have no social contacts, then it must be a push for everyone. Finally, text messages pushed by banks or third parties are basically advertising messages pushed to everyone and are not targeted at you personally. Don't see a tempting word and just think this link is good. Key points: You can apply for a card directly through official channels. The key to applying for a card lies in optimizing your personal profile information. Only when your basic personal information is in place can you get twice the result with half the effort when applying for a card.