Thank you for taking the time to reply to my message. My practice for the past several years is to keep an itemized list and to often (but not always) take pictures of the items, but I liked getting input from itsdeductible about values of the items I was donating. In other words, I was keeping an itemized list but relying on itsdeductible to help show how I determined the value.
Unlike the experiences of some that you cited, I have not had any questions about valuations of the items I had listed. I also liked that once items were entered into itsdeductible, they were automatically uploaded into my tax return. Yes, I can enter all of this stuff on my spreadsheets and again on Schedule A myself but it's not as convenient and I will miss having a product with access to a nationwide group of donors helping me to value the items.
For these reasons, I don't consider Mint a viable option for me.
