Security and privacy are one of our top priorities at Intuit. Let me direct you to the right support to guide you on what to do with phishing emails, tlknobel.
I know how your information is valuable. That's why you can't afford to take any risks with it. You can reach out to our Security Team so you can report the phishing or fake emails you received.
Look for Report a fake email (or phishing email) and click on it.
To give you a guide on how to know if the email you received is legitimate or not, read this article for more details: Official Email Communication From Intuit Payments. Furthermore, to know more about how you can protect your account, I've added this article for your guide:
Been there, done that. When you click on that block it takes you to a Microsoft edge email message panel. I don't use Microsoft edge so my email is not set up through there. Why is it so hard to just answer me with an email address to forward it to?
Another reason to not buy this product.
The other block you refer to actually spells out forwarding the email but then gives the address as "[email address removed]" Instead of giving the address.
Quit assuming I did not do some research before I turned to the boards for my answer. The chat assistant actually dropped out of the conversation when he/she danced around the answer and I stated "how hard is it to just give me and address?"
Thanks for bringing this matter to our attention and spreading awareness about this. We are committed to protecting and securing the personal and financial information you entrusted to us.
Thus, we have dedicated team who continuously manage and delete any spam information posted in the website. There are other users and Allstars (Accountants), like @qbteachmt who help us block those fraudulent activities as well.
Additionally, if you receive an email message that you believe is from Intuit, you can verify its identity by looking at the email address used.