Scammed after calling QuickBooks Checking support, US$5000 gone.

What exactly is QB doing about this? We had the same situation as others this evening but my partner was still on the phone with ‘support’ as the transfer notifications were being made. She immediately knew something was off and started asking the person on the phone about the transfers while I was dialing the number on the bankcard. Ironically, all of the funds were transferred back into our account so I’m guessing the rep got spooked. When we called the fraud group they knew to immediately close the checking account. This is clearly an internal issue that is not being dealt with, perhaps QB users should start posting on the LinkedIn pages of the executive team to actually get someone’s attention. 

I think I have just become a victim of this also. Today I called to dispute a unauthorized charge. Was transferred to Green dot support was sent a dispute email and given a case number. Then the representative with the same number, name, and accent, claiming to be a senior supervisor from Green Dot said that he was going to unfreeze my account so I could use the debit card and virtual debit card. I never told them my information they already had it. Then I looked at my account and $1400 was sent via instant debit transfer. I didn’t authorize the card to be added and don’t know where is came from. 

This seems to be a consistent issue and seems to be an internal scam. I would like to know how I could be given the money back. I will probable never use quickbooks checking account after this. The support team seems to be taking advantage of people. 
Can the moderaters please help me get my money back.

I had a similar scenario happened to me in my QuickBooks Green Dot Business checking just this past week, still dealing with it.  My issue started when I was wondering about a delayed ACH from my bank to Quickbooks Checking.  Normally no issues but I had 2 transfers in progress 4 days apart.  The older transfer hadn’t cleared and the more recent had.
I called QB support and was transferred to Green Dot.  Green Dot informed me that they didn’t see the pending transfer and that I should contact my bank to be sure the money went out.  I went to my local branch and they provided all the Trace ID information confirming that the money was sent days prior.
What started the snowball rolling was that when I returned home to make the call - I called Green Dot directly versus getting routed to Green Dot via Quick Books support.   Specifically at 866 795 7597 which if you google is the Contact Us, customer support number.  After discussing the delayed ACH transfer with the Green Dot rep, she assured me that it was a timing issue with the holiday and that I would see the money that day or next at the latest, not too worried. 
5 minutes later I received a call from 800 558 9558 number which caller ID picked up as Intuit Inc.  Based on the timing of my issue and just getting off with Green Dot I picked up what I normally would just block or ignore.  The rep stated he was a Senior Support rep from Green Dot.  He knew the exact reason I was calling, the transfer amount I was having an issue with, confirmed for me my date of birth and last 4 of Soc #...told me, didn’t ask me.  Referenced that it has been escalated to his desk and the female rep I just spoke with was not able to resolve it so we needed to trouble shoot.   He stated my balances in envelopes, total account balances and said that we were going to troubleshoot and would send me code to my mobile.  The code came from Intuit number that had sent me codes multiple times in the past specifically.  
He mentioned that we are going to move some money back and forth internally between envelopes and the main account to see where the system issue was and asked me to move 6K from an envelope.  Didn’t raise suspicion at the time as there was much more than 6K in the envelope.  When I did and refreshed screen, my dashboard showed a half dozen moves to and from my checking and envelopes for 3K, 5K, another 6K, 21+K and an Instant Transfer for 5K to an external card along with a 75 dollar instant transfer fee.  When I called this out he said it’ll be all cleared out and the full amount, including the pending transfer will reflect in the evening or the next day.  Grew suspicious and googled ‘5K scammed Green Dot’ or something of the sort and read multiple threads on this exact issue, different scenarios, activating cards, etc.
Someone on the receiving end of the Green Dot call obviously shared the specifics of my issue and call as the timing and information he had didn’t really raise an eyebrow.
I was able to shut down the account following the route of calling QuickBooks then being transferred to Green Dot.  Though the entire interaction with that Green Dot rep had me suspicious that the same or worse was not going to happen after this interaction.  The 5K dispute has been filed, I was successful in getting most of the money from the account into my banking which has a limit of 50K outbound transfer.  I held my breath for 24hours to see that it had arrived with the difference above 50K supposedly being sent as a check from Green Dot.
I’ve had this account for quite some time with no issues and have been a loyal QuickBooks customer for over 15 years but after this experience and reading the others that have had a similar experience, my biggest question is why does Intuit continue to do business with Green Dot and put their users at risk after so many of these stories are surfacing?
We’ll see if I can recover the 5K but I can tell you that I run Quickbooks for 2 non – profits of which I am the Treasurer and I instantly closed the Checking Accounts and moved the money back out of Green Dot.
My summary advice or heads up would be do not take any incoming Quickbooks or Intuit calls.  The Quickbooks number that the scammer ‘called’ me from was obviously spoofed.  Do not call Green Dot direct, call Quickbooks and transfer to Green Dot.  At a minimum, if fraud does occur Quickbooks will have a record in Salesforce of your call, the issue and the transfer to Green Dot.