I tried to buy multiple copies of Quicken from Amazon for our company this past Friday (which we have done many times in the past) and could not find a way to do it. There looked to be no way to order more than one copy and we need six copies. Since I could not quite believe what I was seeing, I called Amazon and was told that there is a purchase restriction of one copy per week, and that the policy applied to both the CD and the downloaded version.
Has anyone else run into this?
"Kobac" wrote in message news:lg5qg9$ptn$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me...
Do it in someone else's name, then, e.g. spouse, child, WHATever. Silly rules are meant to be evaded, you know.
No - and I can't quite see what problem Intuit/Amazon is trying to solve. That said, there's nothing preventing you from installing off the first copy and backkfilling with purchases as you can.
I'm *totally guessing* they got some flak from Intuit about undercutting them on the price by such a wide margin. They want $74; Amazon charges $33 - not even close. But who really knows? I haven't seen anything written about this issue.
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