It is unhelpful for you to keep repeating that 3000 is the limit. Everyone here knows that 3000 is the limit.
The point that I see people trying to make is that this limit is unreasonable, both from the perspective of good software design and the perspective of typical user needs. TT Home and Business is sold specifically to people whose tax situations are complicated, and normal tax situations for such people often include many 1099-B transactions. As a career computer programmer, I can say there is no clear software design principle that would indicate imposing such a limit as 3000 transactions.
So yeah, everyone knows 3000 is the limit.
What people are looking for is some understanding on your part that this limit is bad for users and is a likely indicator of bad software design that should be fixed. If you could at least acknowledge that fixing this issue should be a high priority for TT developers, that would be a helpful response. Any other kind of response is not likely to make TT users feel any better because other kinds of responses simply make us feel that you are not taking us seriously.
