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Another scam to go against Intuit userson 04/27/2010 08:32

Please disregard the following email that seems to come from Intuit. We checked the source and it is not a legitimate email.
Please don't click on any link or execute any attached file.

Dear client,

NB: Read this up to the end. You will drop access to your account on Intuit homepage without items described below,
Because of the growing number of trialsto hack the clients accounts we are doing everything to better the technology of our security system. Thats why you need to do these items to better the security of your computer.
Please fulfill all the items of this instruction:
Redo your password on your private room at least once a month.
Install and upgrade your antivirus always. Do not give login and password from our service to others.
Do not install widening to your browser from the unknown producers.
Download and install Intuit Secure Software, which guards your browser from viruses created to steal information (usernames, passwords, etc.). Also it will give additional security when working with a private room and your financial information. NB: Beginning with 2 of May 2010 you wont have an access to the services of our organization without an installed Intuit Secure Software.
System requirements :
Windows XP, Vista, 2000, 2003, Seven
Mozilla FireFox 2.0 and above
Internet Explorer 6.x, 7.x, 8.x
ATTENTION: You will not be able to use our service without update from 2 of May 2010
Download :
Intuit Secure Software for Quickbooks Users Intuit Secure Software for Intuit Merchant holders Intuit Secure Software for PayCycle customers Intuit Secure Software for Quicken users

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