The
Better Business Bureau is warning the public not to fall for the
latest "phishing" scam that is fraudulently using the name
of a well-known company.
Consumers
are receiving emails from what claims to be “Intuit Quickbooks”
which claims it is responding to a request to change your business
name.
The
emails are designed to get personal information from people in order
to steal their identity.
These
scams are hard to spot because the e-mails are professional looking
and consumers may think the email is actually from the company and
provide their personal information.
Always
confirm the e-mail/sender before opening any links or attachments you
receive through electronic communications.
If
you have received one of the e-mails or would like to report other
suspicious activity or file a complaint, you can contact the State’s
Consumer Hotline at 1-800-HELPFLA – That’s 1-800-435-7352.
http://live.oysterradio.com/
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