I understand that you value the security and authenticity of the emails and calls you receive within QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT), @Andreb1. Let me provide some guidance based on the information you have shared.
The QBDT 2018 version has been discontinued, which means all related Intuit services, including direct communication and updates, are no longer available. However, as long as you have a valid license, you can continue to access the software without disruptions, as your license does not expire.
To avoid scam phone calls, remain cautious when sharing personal or business information. If you receive unwanted communications, consider marking them as spam or utilizing email filters to address the situation.
Additionally, review our online security tips to help you keep your information safe. To accurately determine and recognize official Intuit correspondence and websites to confirm their legitimacy, please refer to this article for guidance: Identify suspicious activity, phishing scams, and potential fraud.
Furthermore, I recommend visiting these articles to learn how you can better protect your account and understand how we ensure your data's security:
We always value the security of every QuickBooks user. If you have more questions regarding suspicious calls or other possible scams, kindly hit the Reply button. The Community team is always here for you.
