Intuit is breaking an implicit contract with its customers that their software should continue to work over time. Otherwise their product is useless. But Intuit's product does not continue to work over time on the same hardware on which it was installed. There are countless examples of this. Intuit has failed to address the issue even though they are aware of it. Intuit should be subject to a class action suit where the "class" is all those who have purchased and installed their product. That's a very large "class" constituting huge dollars if you multiply customers who bought the broken product times the average purchase price. One of you attorneys out there should jump on this.
