Unreliable Electronic Data

docdec1 · 2008-01-10T23:49:47+00:00

Over the last few months, I've seen numerous posts about the databeing transmitted from Intuit to your Quicken accounts. Apparently,NO ONE is LISTENING! Tonight, I had to manual upgrade fivesecurities. It's sad that YAHOO can get the quotes right thirtyminutes after the markets close.Since 1992 I have religiously upgraded my Quicken. Knowing full wellthere was not that much difference between the previous year and thenew year's edition. 2008 is different. Since Intuit chooses not tolisten to our voices, maybe they'll pay attention to bottom line. THEPRODUCT HAS LOST IT'S RELIABILITY! I will NOT upgrade to the 2008edition.Next, speaking of of Intuit revenue, do you realize that if youdownload information from your bank, you are paying a monthly servicecharge. The monthly charge is $5.95. It's not that difficult tomanual enter your transactions. Plus, how reliable is the data beingentered for you? And yes, the reason for the monthly charge is to payfor the service! You can bet financial institutions are payingroyalites to both Intuit (Quicken) and Microsoft (Money).Hopefully when sales decrease, someone will finally understand why!Product quality has gone down the tubes.Done typing, done buying annual s/w upgrades and done paying monthlybank fees for a product I have to review DAILY for accuracy!!

Jan 10, 2008 20 Replies

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sharx35 18 years ago

My bad! Yes, my ONE credit card has an annual rebate..on top of having absolutely NO fees and NO charges.

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