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September 12, 2024
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Need Real Conformation of an ACH Payment

  • September 12, 2024
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A vendor disappeared after making a $55k progress payment through QuickBooks via ACH. Phone numbers and emails don't work, and we need proof of the ACH transfer hitting that account for our lawyer. The problem is that QuickBooks is an intermediary; we transferred the $55k to them, and then they paid the vendor. As a result, we cannot acquire the proof that the money really made it from QuickBooks to the vendor.

I keep calling QuickBooks to get this proof, and they keep directing me to the "receipt" in BillPay, which only shows that we scheduled a payment, not that it was actually transferred. It's not really proof of anything.

QBO support has also supplied us with Trace IDs for the transaction, but they don't do anything since we are neither the originator (QuickBooks was) or the recipient (the vendor was) and the vendor's bank has declined sharing anything.

I have called QuickBooks several times and am currently on hold again. The gentleman (case # [Removed]) is telling me that QuickBooks is a "big company" and that there is no way to trace a payment QuickBooks made. Additionally, none of his supervisors are allowing him to escalate the issue or provide any other contact information to me or our legal representation.

This is absolutely bonkers. QuickBooks just took $55k from us and tossed it in a hole and are now adamant that there is nothing more they can do.

Does anyone have any other method of getting in touch with someone beyond the general number? This cannot be the only way to interact when an issue is this large.

Thank you in advance 🙂

2 replies

September 12, 2024

It isn't what I want you to experience, Publiclibrary. I'm here to ensure you get the assistance you need to resolve your concern about an ACH payment confirmation in QuickBooks Online (QBO).

 

I value your time and effort in gathering the relevant information and proof of an ACH payment in QBO. As much as I love to look into this issue, I need to collect some personal information, and I won't be able to display it in this thread for security reasons.

 

Thus, the best way to resolve this is through our QBO live support. I recommend contacting them again and requesting an immediate escalation to the next available agent. Providing your case number will help them locate your previous interactions.

 

Here's how to reach out to them: 

 

  1. Sign in to your QuickBooks Online company and go to Help.
  2. Click the Search option and select a keyword or topic.
  3. When you see the Contact Us button, click on it.
  4. Choose the preferred way to connect: Have us call you, Chat, or Schedule appointment.

 

Check this article, which provides further information regarding the online bill pay feature in QuickBooks Online: Learn about QuickBooks Bill Pay for QuickBooks Online.

 

Moreover, you can generate reports to see a comprehensive view of your vendor bills or monitor the financial condition of your business.

 

If you have any more questions about QuickBooks payments or encounter any other issues, please don't hesitate to comment here. Your satisfaction is our utmost priority, and we're dedicated to making this right for you.

FishingForAnswers
September 12, 2024

@AdonL  "It's not the service we want you to experience, Publiclibrary."

 

@BigRedConsulting  Man, they really never stop trotting out this tired old line, do they?

 

You would think they'd feel at least a little bit embarrassed about it.

September 13, 2024

We're just experiencing the experience they provide. What a silly thing for them to say. 

FishingForAnswers
September 12, 2024

@publiclibrary  Well, a little birdie has said that there is a Facebook group primarily themed around trying to bring litigation and basic accountability to Intuit's doorstep.

 

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That's pretty much it. Just be the noisiest wheel in the building.

 

Otherwise, they'll be happy to sweep things under the rug just like they did the case number you attempted to supply.

 

Because god forbid customers be able to connect with each other around a common issue.

September 13, 2024

It's interesting that other countries have mechanisms for filing complaints with QuickBooks. 

 

QuickBooks is effectively aiding and abetting felony theft of Public Works money and the rep on the phone told me "there's no way to track if that money was received from our bank." None.

 

He also told me his supervisors would not let him share a phone number for our attorney to reach out to for further assistance.