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Title: Dick Cheney must run Intuit, too
Review: I have been a Quicken user since it was first sold, and I admit it's a great product. I have upgraded in the past and found a lot of new bells and whistles I didn't need, plus advertising for bank loans and such which I found objectionable in a product I paid money for. But okay, it works. This new tactic, though, of forcing people to buy an upgrade whether they want it or not, trying to sound as though all the improvements made it necessary and that it's just too much trouble to go on "supporting" the older version, is pure bullying. I pay 6.95 a month to do my banking through Quicken and that should be enough. It's like, after you buy your car you get an email that your car isn't going to start next week unless you pay us. Blackmail. I would rather go back to writing my checks out by hand and keeping my books on a legal pad than give in to this. I'm sure Intuit doesn't care, but that's how it is.
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