Phishing emails with ‘Invoice’ or ‘Purchase Order’ in the subject line similar to those below are doing the rounds – please beware
If you think you have received a phishing email
- DON’T click on any links
DON’T open any attachments - forward the email to abuse@hw.ac.uk
- delete it
Top tips to help you spot phishing emails
- Be suspiciousof any urgent requests for personal or financial information
- Be aware: Phishing scams are common at main instalment payment dates
- Check that you’re using a secure websitewhen submitting credit card or other sensitive information;
- Prevention: Your email details may have been taken from a social networking site so avoid disclosing your email address or make sure you hide it on your page
- Look for tell-tale signs of phishing: Check the quality of the communication. Misspelling, poor punctuation and bad grammar are often good indicators
InformS 
Jhonson Rock
/ 26 September 2019IF you are working on Quickbooks software and facing any kind of issue whether installation or any kind of error, In that case, you can contact Quickbooks Customer Support Number for help. They will help you with the best possible solution for your issue. you can have a look at this for more details on how you can contact QuickBooks Enterprise Support.