PCI Compliance Letter

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June 23, 2025
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The only way a credit card number can be stored on my devices is if QuickBooks ONLINE surreptitiously placed them there. How can I possibly be responsible for where QuickBooks stores information?

And if there is any possibility of a customer credit card number on my

devices, that can only be there if Intuit is LYING that this is an online product.

if we can't have a free opt out for online, I'm motivated to create a class action lawsuit.

please respond as to why Intuit's "online" product is placing any customer information on my devices, let alone credit card numbers, if this isn't an Intuit scam to force us to hire their security partner? After all, we know we'll find that in the contract between security contractor and Intuit when we go to discovery phase of a lawsuit.

please respond and don't gaslight.

QuickBooks Online

Rainflurry

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@MichaelOD

"How can I possibly be responsible for where QuickBooks stores information?"

Because you have a QuickBooks Payments merchant account that can be accessed with a login from your computers and mobile devices. If a hacker somehow logged into your merchant account, they could charge credit cards and change the bank account where the funds are deposited. It is those computers and mobile devices that are vulnerable, and what PCI compliance is designed to address. You don't need to use Security Metrics; use whoever you want.

MichaelODAuthor

"If a hacker somehow logged into your merchant account, they could charge credit cards and change the bank account where the funds are deposited."

Unless Intuit is storing customer account information in my account, which they claim they are not, the only account information that can be changed is mine. Have you ever tried changing that account? It's not that easy, and it's not that quick, so, either you are lying, or you just have no idea what you are talking about. Further, the change you are referring to is completely traceable and reversible. Again, your answer smells.

i appreciate the effort though, and having read every single response on this topic, could congratulate you on the most believable lie told here on the subject.

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