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In which case is there a chance that it has been compromised - I've received two emails this morning from this address with what appear to be rogue/phising emails with attachments which I don't intend to open or respond to.
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Received this today. I am sure it is part of this scam. Did not click anything.
GeekSQUAD
Dear Customer,
Thank you for your Subscription! Here is renewal confirmation of Your Invoice No : #113-5416138. We have successfully renewed your service. Review your receipt and get started using your product. For any assistance call us on +1 802 214 2006
Product ---------------- Quantity ---- Term ---------- Price Computer Protection -------- 1 ------ 3 Years ---- 325.99 USD
The amount has been already charged and will show up within 24 hours in your bank statement. If you wish to cancel your subscription and claim for your refund then call us on +1 802 214 2006 make sure your computer is on when you call.
email dated 5/31/2022 from [email address removed] stating they renewed my service for 360 PC protection total $239.99. they stated the amount was already charged and will show w/i 24 hours in your bank statement. i called the number they listed 1 802 317 1559 (they said to make sure the computer was on when i called which was not on).
told them i had not ordered what they were selling and what charge card were they using.
I want to make sure this charge gets checked, and I'd like to redirect you to the best support group available to get this reviewed.
Please know that, aside from your subscription, QuickBooks does not charge for any other services, such as 360 PC protection. To confirm, I highly recommend reaching out to the 360 PC protection customer support or your bank. They can verify if the amount was really charged to your bank account.
In addition, if you receive another suspicious email, I suggest not clicking any links. Then, check out our security notices to verify if the email received is included in the reported suspicious Intuit emails.
The information I shared should help you avoid any suspicious emails from Intuit, ned shepard. If you have other questions regarding QuickBooks, I can help you out with them. Just leave a reply below, and I'll get back to you.
Yea, I also got similar phishing mails recently. Knowing for sure it's not you but it really bring inconveniences to users: it circumvents my Email rules, and if I mark it as junk or block this address, I may miss actual notifications from your company. Plus this really discredit your company, people probably won't believe Intuit is secure anymore. Please check if your mail account and/or server is compromised.
Thanks for reaching out to us regarding this billing invoice you received, @doug1952.
I want to help you reach out to the right department to verify if the charge you received is a valid transaction. For now, this forum does not handle Account Management and billing concerns.
Calling or chatting our support is the best option to actually get the details of your account you have with us before. Here's how to get in touch with out agents:
Go to the Help menu then choose the Search tab.
At the bottom click on Contact us.
Enter the keyword Account Management and Billing in the What can we help you with? box.
On the next screen, scroll down to How would you like to connect with us section.
Choose your contact option to initiate a discussion with a live agent.
Let me know if you have other concerns about your QuickBooks account. I'll be right here if you need further assistance. Have a nice day.
Thanks for joining this thread, @Your. I'll share some information about suspicious emails.
To begin, here are a few things to look for if you’re not sure whether an email came from Intuit or not.
We’ll never ask for your personal info in an email.
Our emails will always come from an email address that ends with @intuit.com. This includes @e.intuit.com.
Any link we send you in an email will always be for an intuit.com address.
If you suspect that you have acquired a phishing email targeting the Intuit brand, proceed to the Intuit Online Security Center and click Go to security notices for further information. If you didn't see a matching email within the Security notices, choose the Report a suspicious email option to file a report.
Additionally, I've attached these links to learn how to recognize official Intuit correspondence and websites:
appreciate you for bringing this concern here, put Uluru.
I've seen the attachment you added. Since the email indicates that it's coming from Norton life lock, I'd recommend contacting Norton Support Team first to verify the email. Contact them using their accurate contact details to avoid any fraudulent activities.
In QuickBooks, we can report any suspicious emails. If you encounter fake emails, you immediately report it by following these steps:
Securing and keeping your account safe is our priority. If you have other concerns about receiving unnecessary emails, please don't hesitate to report them or post them here. I'll be around to help.
The following information was in the email along with an attachment.
The invoice is now paid. ------------------------ Sales Receipt Summary --------------- ------------ Receipt # : Receipt Date: 4/7/2023 6:30:42 a.m. Total: 12,525.00 The complete version has been provided as an attachment to this email.
One of my users also received an email spoofing this email address today 4/19/23. There was an attachment, which was not opened obviously. Very concerning. I reported it to [email address removed].
The message reads as follows:
Subject: Your Invoice 366598 ~Payment Processed
Dear Customer:
Your invoice-366598 for 199.99 is attached towards renewal of 3 years Subscription.
For any Queries you can reach us at /1'888'/'397'/'6051'/
Thank you for your business - we appreciate it very much.
I'm aware of how crucial account security is, @jnbanda. We will exert every effort to stop these phishing emails.
Sending these phishing emails to our security team is a smart first step toward putting a stop to this as soon as feasible. I appreciate you doing so.
If you or your users have more security issues, you can contact and report them to our security team. Rest assured that your concerns have been heard and will be dealt with accordingly. This way, they can take action on it as early as possible. You can follow the steps outlined by my colleague.
Additionally, let me also share these articles on how you can better protect and secure your account:
If you have any further questions about data privacy and security in QBO, please leave them in the comments section below. I'll make every effort to resolve it as soon as possible. Keep safe, @jnbanda.
Thank you for your comment. I sent the email headers to the security team as well. Glad to know that you all are actively checking the forums and reviewing security concerns.
It appears that you are experiencing an unwelcome email barrage, lp_mi.
It’s great to see you prioritizing your security by avoiding those links. Let's delve deeper into this so you can identify fake emails and confidently navigate your inbox.
If you are unsure whether you are receiving emails from Intuit, keep the following in mind:
We’ll never ask for your personal info in an email.
Our emails will always come from an email address that ends with @intuit.com. This includes @e.intuit.com.
Any link we send you in an email will always be for an intuit.com address.