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bill.com

First seen Feb 24, 2026

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  • 6 community reports from users

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Community members have submitted 4 distinct reports about bill.com. Here is what people are reporting: "Bill.com scammed me. Identity theft. Bill.com gave a scammer account in my name. They took $5900 Via ACH. Bill.com’s Fraud department won’t call me. Can someone help? A scammer somehow applied for this line of credit with all of my info and my bank info. The line of credit was awarded despite the..." "Bank of America Business My identity thief opened a line of credit in my name for my small...

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Registrar
GoDaddy Corporate Domains, LLC
Registration Date
11/3/1994
First Seen
2/24/2026

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Community Reports

I received an email on 01/16/2026 from Jakob Lambert at [email protected] . The email said that per the owner of my company's request, they are sending this invoice to me for review and payment. It also included an email history between the owner and Jakob Lambert. However, it did not include the owner's email in the history, which caught my attention. In the email history, Additionally, Jakob's email in the email history was [email protected] . Jakob sent the owner a reminder that this invoice was past due. The owner asked if he had sent it over to my email, as discussed in set up, and that we would get it taken care of once sent. I reviewed our vendor history, and they were not on our list. I looked at the invoice carefully, and it was for a total just over $38k for leadership coaching and training. I reached out to the owner to confirm if this email was legitimate, and she confirmed it was not. Upon reviewing the invoice, this is from a company called Blueprint Consulting LLC, complete with an address in Elkridge MD. There was also information to remit payment via ACH, and that checks or payment by Bill.com would not be accepted. They also included a W9 that looks completely filled out. No phone number on either the bill or W9. .css-c8hvdp{--Grid-columns:12;-webkit-flex-direction:row;-ms-flex-direction:row;flex-direction:row;min-width:0;box-sizing:border-box;display:-webkit-box;display:-webkit-flex;display:-ms-flexbox;display:flex;-webkit-box-flex-wrap:wrap;-webkit-flex-wrap:wrap;-ms-flex-wrap:wrap;flex-wrap:wrap;gap:var(--Grid-rowSpacing) var(--Grid-columnSpaci [BBB Scam Type: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill] [Business: Blueprint Consulting LLC] [Location: OR, USA- 97015]

1 day ago

Emailed executive director and then copied a staff member with fake invoice and W9 for services that were never provided. ACH information attached to invoice but noted that payments by checks or bill.com were not accepted, only transfer. Upon Google Search, the company did not exist at this address, this person was not readily associated with the company, and the email it came from is generic and can be easily used for scams. [BBB Scam Type: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill] [Business: Yarrow Consulting LLC] [Location: MA, USA- 02122]

3 days ago

Recovering money from the scammers Hello, How often are people able to recover money from the scammers/scam company. I am seeking to recover $5900 from a company called [Bill.com](https://Bill.com). This is a shady/scam company, but an identity thief laundered money through them via my bank account. I am currently consulting three attorneys and I will decide which one to hire. I have file a police report and done all of the things (frozen credit, etc). I am just wondering what are the odds of me winning. I want to sue [Bill.com](https://Bill.com) in court and I want to sue and seek criminal charges for the person who stole my bank account info. $5900m i sa lot of money. The scumbag who stol my banking info and applied for a line of credit through this shady/illegal company has go to be stopped. ALso, bill is claiming I owe them $13,000 more dollars. I cannot even log inot my "account" because the hacker/scammer used a different phone number and bill will not update the number. Maybe that is a good thing? [Bill.com](https://Bill.com) claims they need a subpeona. They claim I completed the online application (I did not do this, I don't use credit). Thank you for any help.

741 days ago2 upvotes

Bill.com Has anyone been screwed over by bill.com? They awarded a hacker who stole my checking account info with a line of credit for $20,000. Bill.com took $5,900 out of my business checking account and will not refund the money. I never applied for anything with this company y. Their legal department has stated they believe it is me who applied for this account. I had never even heard of bill prior to them taking $5900 out of my business checking account.

743 days ago3 upvotes

Bill.com scammed me. Identity theft. Bill.com gave a scammer account in my name. They took $5900 Via ACH. Bill.com’s Fraud department won’t call me. Can someone help? A scammer somehow applied for this line of credit with all of my info and my bank info. The line of credit was awarded despite the scammer having the wrong phone number. Can bill.com get away with this?

744 days ago5 upvotes

Bank of America Business My identity thief opened a line of credit in my name for my small business. S/he put me on autopay (thanks) and $5900 was taken via ACH from my bank. Bank of America is looking into this and they are saying it will take up to 60 \[more\] days. My hopes are NOT HIGH. B of A has done nothing to keep me in the loop and doesn't seem to care. The company that provided the line of credit ([bill.com](https://bill.com), formerly divvy) does not care, either. They provided a fake/fraudster with a line of credit totalling $19,000. Thankfully they only took $5900 out. My question: HOW DID THIS FRAUDSTER get my EIN, Checking account number/routing number, access to my gmail or cell phone for verification, etc? I do not think this is someone i know. I beleive someone hacked into my computer. Or, it could be that I paid a bill online using the business payroll checking account ingo and they happeneed to hack into tthat (it was Quickbooks online). The hacker/fraudster's phone number is based out of Florida. THey are using my social with one digit off, so as not to have the credit bureaus alert me. The EIN is correct, though. Any insight appreciated. \-How did they get all of this info on me? \-Will B of A or [Bill.com](https://Bill.com) ever refund me the $5900? \-Is there any recourse? How will this person be punished? It is too advanced of a scheme for anyone I know to pull off. I honestly do not think it was anyone I jnow (babysitter, etc). ​ \- The ID Thief used [Bill.com](https://Bill.com) \[formerly known as Divvy\] to purchase $17,000+ worth of google ads. They also tried to wire money to themselves using plastiq. ​ Any insight appreciated. This was literally most of my money I am trying to rebuild my savings. ​ Nobody cares and I fear they will figure otu a way to take more (not that there is much left).

752 days ago3 upvotes

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