Any mobile phone card issued under my identity verification name will still cause an unsettled bill relationship between the user and the operator if it is abandoned. Charges will still be deducted unless canceled.

If the overdue fees and late fees are not paid and the number is not canceled, the operator will cancel the card after the validity period of the card (different regions have different standards) and sell the card to others.

At the same time, the operator will also blacklist the ID number bound to the card and record it in the integrity system. If the debt is not paid, another mobile phone issued by the ID card will be used. No. and cannot handle any business. This will affect the user's credit record, and may even affect the user's ability to apply for a loan at the bank.

1. To cancel the card, you need to handle it at the business hall where the mobile phone card belongs.

2. When canceling the card, you need to bring the ID card you used when you opened the card.

3. If there is a balance on the card, you need to bring some cash to settle it.

4. Then, explain the situation to the staff in the business hall and cancel the card.

5. If the original mobile phone has a balance, you can also ask the salesperson to transfer the money from the old mobile phone number to the new card (provided that there is no free phone credit in the balance).