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Ensuring the security and safety of your account is our top priority, mila.

If you don’t recognize an Intuit or QuickBooks charge, here's how to check where it came from and why.

1. Open this link: Understand Intuit charges on your credit card or bank statement.
2. Go to the Option 1: Look up a charge here section.
3. Fill in the required details to look up your charge.

You can refer to this link to contact our support team QuickBooks Online Support and to see the available support hours.

In addition, I've included resources to help you identify official Intuit correspondence and websites, ensuring the security of your data:

• Is this email I received a legitimate communication from Intuit?
• Phishing, Pharming, Vishing, and Smishing
• Online Security Center

Feel free to come back to this thread if you have any fraud-related concerns. The Community is here to assist you 24/7.

There is  no phone number to report fraud. Just go through the regular support numbers.

They won't know what to do, but after 2 weeks of calling in daily you might get somewhere.

The Security Center does not have any direct contact information to report fraud.

Why is this? Doesn't Intuit want to stop fraud as quickly as possible?

I'll help deliver this matter in a secure environment, cbcavnar.

Please know that this isn't the experience we want you to have and we prioritize resolving this concern so you can keep going in managing your business operations.

Since the Community is a public forum, we'll need to collect some personal information to further review and investigate this case, which will allow us to perform real-time assistance to your concern.

With this, refer to this link to report and discuss data security and privacy issues securely with our Intuit support team: Online Security Center. Depending on where you live, you can send and submit a privacy query or contact us as needed. Just scroll down below and click on your location to route you in reaching out our team.

In addition to that, you can check out this resource to safeguard your file data and account: How we keep your data safe.

Furthermore, I'm also sharing this reference to help you recognize Intuit correspondence and websites: Identify suspicious activity, phishing scams, and potential fraud.

I'll keep this thread available so you can always reply below for additional queries when managing security and fraud issues. Stay safe.

Thanks. Already visited there. Cannot log in because I finally got my account deactivated after trying for TWO WEEKS.

Tried to file as a Privacy Report, but received an ERROR there.

So, I can't log in, and I can't file a privacy report. Still don't have ANY AVENUE OF COMMUNICATION other than this blog, which may not work because I CAN'T LOG IN!

No phone number.

No email address.

Nowhere to report fraud or theft.

There's still a way you can reach our Security department without logging into your account, cbcavnar.

We want you to know that this isn't the kind of experience we aim to provide, and we are committed to addressing this issue promptly to support you in managing your business operations effectively.

Since you can't log in to your account and file a privacy report, sending it directly to our Intuit Security email is the way to go. You can find their contact info on this link: Contact us.

Here's an image to locate it:
 

If you have privacy-related questions about Intuit products, click the Send a privacy question button on the same website above, then hover at the bottom and use the form to submit your concerns.

In addition, I want to provide you with this reminder to be able to identify Intuit communications and websites, and the most effective way to protect yourself from these security threats is to be aware and take preventive measures: Identify suspicious activity, phishing scams, and potential fraud.

The Community is always available and open for you to respond with any more questions or concerns regarding security and fraud management. Keep safe.