This makes no sense whatsoever and sounds like lawyers are providing the answer. It is also not customer focused at all. I would guess Intuit bought Mint at least in part because they were disrupting parts of the financial industry and Intuit was falling behind in that area. Every successful disrupting company is INTENSELY CUSTOMER FOCUSED. This answer is not customer centric at all. If I cannot effectively use these two accounts together, there is really no reason to stay with Intuit. This is about merging MINT and INTUIT accounts. The companies were merged; so should be the accounts.
