Actually the proper answer is that Intuit, the company that has collected $60-$70 for their software fixes their software. The people here aren't trying to violate Intuit's license. It seems to me that Intuit is the one violating the license by not providing working software. Though, I'm guessing the lawyers and product managers have written their way around that with a 50 page EULA that the rest of us can't understand nor have the time to read.
Can someone forward this to tech support and get a real response?
How do I get my money back?
