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Why did I get a text on login that had a phone number that is not mine?

Bob MacDonald

I recently updated and had to login though it was not needed for local work. Eventually I logged in successfully. I received an expected text for two-factor id on password change. Then sometime later I received another text with an incorrect phone number. I deleted it - suspected phishing.

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Boatnmaniac

Hi @Bob MacDonald . Does this Support Article explain what you saw?: https://www.quicken.com/support/why-am-i-being-asked-verify-my-email-or-phone-number. Scroll down about 1/2-way and it shows a text message with a phone number that Quicken texts come from...it is not a request to call that number. It was a point of confusion regarding possible spoofing/spam for many Quicken users last Oct/Nov but it is not spoofing/spamming. I have not seen anyone posting about it lately until now.

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Quicken Anja

Hello @Bob MacDonald,

Thank you for reaching out to the Community and reporting your suspicion.

If you don't mind, we ask that you please send as much information about this as possible to the following email address: spoof@quicken.com. This will allow the proper channels to look into this and investigate further.

Thank you!

Bob MacDonald

The sequence above is all I have. I did not keep the text message

Boatnmaniac

UKR

If that happens again, please do remember to "collect the evidence". Keep the suspect message and/or grab an image snapshot of what's on your screen. Smartphones have a special keystroke sequence or button combination you can press to grab a screen snapshot and save it to an image file (on my Samsung you press both volume-down and power buttons at the same time).