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Please do not beat dead horses.

The tax tables were not priced based on the Peachtree price, though
the reverse may be true. They were deliberately priced at a level 
that forces you to upgrade, so Intuit saves on tech support for old
versions. For example, the CompUSA QB Pro 2001 price is $119.95, net
of an $80 rebate. The non-Pro version is $50 cheaper, but its rebate
is, I believe $30 less. Therefore, why talk about $130 tables when
QB2001 is, by far, the best QB ever?

On Tue, 23 Jan 2001 13:19:22 GMT, George Brown
<geobrown37@worldnet.att.net> wrote:

>Kerry wrote:
>> 
>> Last years $72 was high and $129 is outrageous. Have you noticed that
>> Peachtree went to almost the exact same price at the same time? Surely,
>> there wouldn't be illegal price fixing going on.
>
>No--oligopoly
>> 
>> Al Brandstetter wrote in message ...
>> >We need to ALL go to www.intuit.com, follow the paths for "feedback" and
>> >complain.  I will switch software before I will pay $129 for tax tables.
>> >If you feel the same way, let's make sure they know they are losing our
>> >business.
>> >

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