This isn't the kind of service we want you to experience, michaeltgreene.
I recommend checking if the email that you receive is coming from us. You can verify this by checking out this article: How to Recognize and Report Suspicious Emails. If the email isn't from Intuit, I recommend sending those emails to spoof@intuit.com. Doing so helps our engineers track and investigate this.
In the meantime, I suggest contacting your email provider to assist you on how to block those virus emails.
Though, if you still keep receiving those emails, I recommend contacting our Customer Support Team. They'll be able to further verify the source of this.
You can also check out this article to learn how to add Intuit's service email addresses in your email's list of accepted senders. This helps avoid phishing, spam, spoof, or hoax emails: Receive Important Email Messages from Intuit.
Additionally, you can always visit our Help articles page for reference. There, you can read helpful articles that will guide you in completing your future tasks.
Your best protection against these security risks is our top priority. Let us know if you have other concerns.
