Is this spam?

I appreciate your efforts to keep your information secure, officemanager07. Let me provide assistance in reviewing the emails you receive.

Sometimes, these emails can be deceiving and seek your personal info. If an email requests you to log in, share personal and payment information, or download files, it's likely a scam. Please avoid interacting with them and consult this guide for more detailed inputs: Identify suspicious activity, phishing scams, and potential fraud.

For more tips on safeguarding your data, check our online security tips and security notices for updates on suspicious emails reported by others.
 

Moreover, to protect yourself from these behaviors, report any suspicious emails or security concerns directly to our security team. You can securely submit this information through our designated website, enabling us to investigate and safeguard our systems and users from potential cyber threats. Here's how:

1. Visit the Online Security Center page.
2. Click on Contact Us.
3. Find and click Report a fake email (or phishing email).

Additionally, I've included this reference that will assist you in identifying official Intuit correspondence and websites: Receive important email messages from Intuit.

I'll keep an eye on this thread for any additional queries when managing emails received in your account. Keep safe.

@DMR21  You shouldn't feel too bad; while a lot of people think of tech bandits and other kinds of hackers out there when it comes to data breaches, it hardly ever is.

Most data breaches come down to social engineering, just as you experienced.

Doesn't help that most customer support has degraded to the point that people will jump at the chance to speak with a 'customer support agent' that even appears to care about your problems. Makes for an atmosphere where all the con artists have to do is appear pleasant.