I appreciate you for joining the thread for clarification, @CLABBILLING.
Fraudulent acts are common these days, and I appreciate you sharing your issue with us to raise awareness among other users in this forum.
Scammers send emails to trick recipients to share personal information, or download attachments with malware to gain unauthorized access to data sources. They also tend to appear and claim to be affiliated with Intuit.
If you need assistance from our support, please ensure the phone number is from us. Kindly scroll down at the bottom of the article to see our legitimate contact number: Contact QuickBooks Desktop support
Moreover, you can report any suspicious emails to prevent this from happening again. Visit our Online Security Center to report the incident.
Here's how:
- Go to this link: https://security.intuit.com/contact-us.
- Look for Report technical support scams.
- Click Report tech support scams.
Furthermore, report any suspicious emails and fraudulent acts by clicking the Report a fake email (or phishing email) option.
In addition, I’d recommend you check out this article to learn more on how you recognize official Intuit correspondence and websites: Identify suspicious activity, phishing scams, and potential fraud
If you have further questions regarding any suspicious acts that tend to be from QuickBooks, you can always press the Reply button. Stay safe!
