🚀 go-pugleaf

there are a lot of pro intuit / turbotax posters that don't care about the
c-dila spyware, if you don't want the turbotax spyware permanently residing
on your computer use taxact or taxcut

> > Simple solution, an one that will really send the message to Intuit.
> > DON'T RUN TTAX. Send it in for a refund. Cut the whine because you
> > keep running TTax, and having to remove cdilla.
>
> I already wrote in a prior message that I have not run Turbo Tax since I
> figured this all out. You keep ignoring that, and continue to act as if
it's
> my fault for complaining. How much is Intuit paying you to post messages
on
> their behalf?
>
>
> > Never said I approve spyware.
>
> You don't have to. Every chance you've gotten, you have applauded Intuit
and
> blamed their customers. You are their shill. What are you doing in an
> anti-spyware group? Does Intuit pay you to post messages like this?
>
>
> > Running software that uses spyware over and over, like you said you
> > did, is approving spyware. You approved spyware by continually running
> > and reactivating TTax, even after you found out about the spyware, not
> > me.
>
> There you go again. I reactivated it a couple of times until I figured out
> what was happening. At first, I thought their program was malfunctioning.
> Then I learned about the C-Dilla thing that your friends at Intuit bundled
> with their program, and I haven't used it since. Every message you post
> condemns any criticism of Intuit and blames everything on their customers.
>
> You are a shill for Intuit. If they're not paying you to do this, then
> you're even dumber that you're looing, because no one should do an
arrogant,
> unethical, hostile corporation's work for free.
>
>
>
> > I am saying your whining comes accross as an immature child who can't
> > get his way. You don't like spyware, don't run it. Tell everyone about
> > it, but stop whining about having to reactivate over and over because
> > of actions you do. GROW UP
>
> Once again, you blame the dissatisfied customer for the actions of the
> abusive corporation. In your world, anyone wronged by a corporation is
> "immature" for voicing their complaint. You are shilling for Intuit here.
> Your advice is, if you don't like it, don't buy it. Well, I already bought
> it.
>
> And you don't want anyone to squeak about Intuit's outrageous, stupid,
> abusive, unethical betrayal of its customers' trust. You are shilling for
> Intuit.
>
>