I don't, however, appreciate being treated like a pirate until I beg and try to prove I'm not one! I agree that they should be paid for their work. To the lawyers reading this: I understand that Intuit, and many others, have serious problems with software pirates.
#Intuit quickbooks pro upgrade update
The consequences are as follows: a week of tech support effort to recover a Win7 Pro workstation which an update from QB2007 had bricked several hours to do the same on another Win7 PC, only this one had correctly saved the restore point and over an hour of hassle on two phone calls trying to get the software to the point that I could actually use what we paid for. In other words, if my clients would quit using them, I could. This leads me to conclude that Intuit is a deceptive and predatory company which I would much prefer to have nothing to do with, except that they control the SMB accounting and tax software market.
And I even had the validation code already and could have entered it without calling if I had known the "secret keystroke sequence" which Marie finally gave me. Then, when registering QB2010 on the same PC and after being told I wouldn't have to call again, I did.
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