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2 of 4 customers found the following review helpful:
 The screws are tightening, but they don't have my mind yet., 2005-03-09
I'm one of the many angry users over loosing the QIF capability. I have my own program (over a decade old) that writes it. Has anyone found where the replacement (OFX) is documented so I can change my program? Or is that too counter to Intuit's hand on the screws?
2 of 3 customers found the following review helpful:
Intuit pulls the wool over..., 2005-03-09
I upgraded to 2005 because it was "required" to continue electronic bill pay. The upgrade was a disaster so I had to call Tech help...which is when I eventually discovered Intuit had switched the electronic payment service company. I was appalled that they would be so underhanded. I had been working with Checkfree (the company that processed e-payments) for 9 yrs (first directly then through Quicken),was very satisfied with their service and had no intentions of leaving them. Long story short...I am done with Quicken and their electronic billpay!! This switch, without the customer's knowledge, sounds a lot like the "slamming" the phone companies used to do. Bottom line is, I may be looking at MS Money to track finances. I never thought Quicken was all that easy to use...certainly not inuitive....no pun ;-))
4 of 4 customers found the following review helpful:
 Much better than Money, 2005-03-08
I used Money for two years. That program is slow to load, slow to operate, and slow to close. I have even caught it making math errors in the accounts. I never could get some of the data uploads/downloads to work properly for some accounts. In addition the 401k/paycheck correlation is weak making it difficult to track how much cash is in the plan. Investment tracking is mediocre and the planning features are only ok at best. The cash flow feature is worse than useless.
In contrast, the Quicken product allows me to track my 401k much more realistically along with my other investments and is much faster to load, use, and close. The data download is far superior. The only thing I miss about Money is the wide variety of charts and charting formatting available
5 of 6 customers found the following review helpful:
Intuit is pitting its users against their banks...., 2005-03-04
From Q2002,You HAVE to upgrade to Q2005 next month or Online services break. If you do upgrade, you loose the ability to import QIF bank data; not all financial institutions (FIs) can afford the expensive fees Intuit charges. You can't just import a vanilla OFX file, or import while offline - it has to have a header record from a paid up FI or quicken will not import the data (if you are offline, same story). If you love your credit union or credit card company and they haven't signed up to pay, you can always enter transactions by hand!
Per the Intuit website - contact your bank to encourage them to sign up, or consider changing your bank......
Talk about a user hostile software company.....
I have used Quicken and TurboTax for more than a decade, but no more......no new sales of product and no more revenue from my bank.
(My bank will let me download and make payments online at their website for free - it charges me $6.95 a month to connect through Intuits bank-online.)
5 of 6 customers found the following review helpful:
Downgrade from 2004, 2005-03-04
I haven't found a single new useful function and they removed QIF support. They didn't even fix the obvious bugs.
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