quickbooks tool hub scam call

Run the Verify/Rebuild data utility. Any error message?

Notifying us about this keeps everyone protected, Steven. Let’s keep collaborating to create a safe and secure business environment.

All official Intuit websites end with *intuit.com, such as quickbooks.intuit.com. When you receive an email that raises any doubts, verify if the sender is from Intuit's service email addresses listed here. Scammers are primarily interested in your money or files, so staying alert and following best practices is crucial.

You can check out these useful resources for more information on safeguarding yourself against security threats:

• Identify suspicious activity, phishing scams, and potential fraud.
• Receive important email messages from Intuit.

Moreover, here's a guide on utilizing the QuickBooks Tools Hub to fix common errors in the program so you get back to your business: Repair your QuickBooks Desktop for Windows. The article also includes a link to download the latest version.

You may also consider backing up your accounting data to protect it from unexpected loss. Here's a guide on how to do it: Back up your QuickBooks Desktop company file.

Thank you for playing a vital role in keeping our Community safe, Steven.  If you have any other questions about using the QuickBooks Tools Hub, please let me know through the comment section. I'll circle right back to help you out.

@Steven661  "I tried downloading tool hub and guess what ?? they called me immediately"

I hate to say this, but that really should have been your first sign.

No legitimate company is ever going to have employees idle enough that they don't take at least a half hour to get back to you, let alone Intuit's customer support circus.

You are absolutely correct, I became a victim but i dont want others to become a victim too. That why i want to report their webiste and Toll free number