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Caller claimed QuickBooks update issue and tried screen share
QuickBooks Subscription Renewal Scam
"Christine" sent an invoice from email address and provided routing and account information for a transfer in the amount of $10,987.54. Our bookkeeper, presented with seemingly accurate information that should only be know by QuickBooks, processed the transfer.
The next day, "Christine" called back and advised that she had a special deal for us - that if we acted now, we could get a second and third year subscription for only $14,896.48. At this point, I was asked for approval, and after following the email chain, became very suspicious. I Googled the sender's email address and found this site, detailing almost EXACTLY the same scam. I immediately contacted my bank and since this turned out to be an international transfer, which involves a more lengthy process than a domestic one, we were able to reverse the initial $10,987.54 transfer. If the scammers hadn't gotten greedy after succeeding with the first ACH, we would have been out almost $11k. We're still not sure how the scammers obtained our QuickBooks product and license information, or how they knew our credit card on file had expired. Perhaps a data breach at Intuit?
On February 27th, 2023 the same company called me 3 times. I told them to never contact me again. They tried telling me they were the same company as Intuit. The 2 numbers they called on were: 806-531-5200 and 888-377-6362.
I contacted the real Intuit and they said unless I asked for a call back they would never call me.
Please let people know about this so maybe they will not be scammed like I was.
Thank you