Upon contacting Quickbooks support regarding information to update my 2004 version to 2008 - I was asked for my credit card information before I was given a price for the upgrade. I had to ask for the price. A rep then called me back later for my credit card again - I informed the rep that I found ...
Intuit advertises the use of their products as a purchase of software. However, one is actually purchasing a non-transferrable licensing right to use a copy of the software. Though I acknowledge a software creator's right to license a product, etc., I believe the advertising should not mislead one ...
I tried the Quickbooks Simple Start 2007 and then decided to buy it mostly for an invoicing program. I did use some more of the features in it because of it's ease of use. About a about a year of using the program after I bought the program I wanted to give some paid invoices to new clients... So, ...
Intuit who represents Quickbooks products has become a greedy company. They don't know what more to do in order to get money from its clients. They use to be a considerate company but now they are creating a lot of trick in order you demand tecnical support for something themself created on ...
Intuit QuickBooks 'retires' or removes certain online features of the software and requires you to buy upgrades in order to get those features back. For instance, I can no longer email invoices and statements to my customers unless I pay $120 to $200 for an upgrade. There are other features that ...