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Read what the QB box says about payroll and don't waste your time, 
the time of an attorney or the time of newsgroup readers. Two 
Florida attorney's now say that the law was so clear that a court 
would penalize them and me for filing suit based on QB2000 or 2001
payroll. They also say the QB license agreement ONLY lets you sue 
in California. That is the license agreement on which you probably
clicked YES, without bothering to read it, when you installed QB.
Unfortunately, it completely binds you in all states.

You can quickly say NO to QB about later payroll tax updates. I 
am installing 20 copies of QB2001, so I know it can be done fast. 
Say you update QB annually & your computer people only let you use 
the Internet once a year (or you installed QB for other places & 
heard it all before, or your CPA does not allow tax table updates). 
The clincher is to ask for their name and number so you can report 
them for wasting your time (they are sensitive about how fast and
satisfactorily they handle calls).

Qtable avoids expiring QB6 - 2000 tax tables for $39.95 ((see
http://blocktax.com/ QuickBooks Add-ons for more than 100 add-ons).
2001 makes you to get a free table that works until 2/15/02, so 
Qtable does not yet work with it.

On Sun, 28 Jan 2001 04:37:11 GMT, "R. A. Cassel"
<racassel@earthlink.net> wrote:

>Fla does not update as well.  They state in Black and White that you can get
>the first 60 days for FREE and the program will work till Feb 2002.  It is
>impossible to sign up this way without calling the toll free number and
>having some telephone hack hammer on you as to why you need to spend the
>$139.00 to do payroll.  Told me the screen I was reading was "wrong".  I
>asked for his supervisor, got put on hold then he finally came off of the
>access number needed to download the "free" tax table.
>
>I am going to see an attorney regarding a CLASS ACTION LAW SUITE over this.
>If anyone else has been hoodwinkled out of thier money for payroll, please
>post here !!!
>"Check" <check@halcyon.com> wrote in message
>news:933ond$hol$1@brokaw.wa.com...
>> This year, after paying for payroll, then getting a page fault, the
>computer
>> failing every time I was sent to do a required update, then being told on
>> the phone I could not even ask a question about this without paying a $40
>> bill - and during this time, one month after i enrolled (!!), they raised
>> the price of a payroll system that doesn't need regular updates in the
>state
>> I'm in - Washington - I've decided the best Quickbooks is no Quickbooks
>and
>> am cancelling payroll and reverting back to Quickbooks 4 or 5 where
>updating
>> was not mandatory and you actually felt in control of this program.
>>
>> Has anyone else done this and are there any tips?
>>
>> Next step is Peachtree.
>>
>> Tom
>>
>>
>>
>

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