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"Returning this product" on by Artsandminds
Pros: I was too blinded by its shortcomings to see any positives.
Cons: When I tried to use the business planning function it would not open. I called to get help only to find out I had to pay for the luxury of using the software.
Summary: If you are buying it for the business planning function, its not worth it, other software is more helpful and just as thorough.
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"a waste of your money" on by barrett23
Pros: You get to meet a lot of people in India
Cons: Support is almost non-existant
Paying for the support you get is a crime.
If you don't buy their other services(payroll) they punish you by eliminating features you need.Summary: Intuit is just a very bad company. Unetical might not be the right description, but it has to be close. When I look at the stars c-net gives these products, I start questioning their input also. You can build a good software program for accounting, but it's a waste if you can't get the support to make it work right.
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"Worst QB software ever!" on by geno2009
Pros: None. QB2005 was a stable useful product.
Cons: Buggy and non-intuitive. If you're on QB2005, stay on it. Stay away from this release.
Summary: A waste of time and money, real all the reviews.
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"Unintuitive and Uncomprehensive" on by fean77
Pros: Can download online bank transactions
Cons: Categorization of transactions is tedious and unintuitive. Unable to select multiple transactions for categorization without switching to a separate interface window from main downloaded uncategorized transaction list.
Summary: Quickbooks is obviously not geared for a financial planning business which runs off commission income and annual advisory fees. Microsoft Money seems more fit for that task.
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"QB 2009 worst in the history of QB" on by noslander
Pros: There is no longer anything to like about it.
Cons: Bloated, Unsupported, Time Wasting, Multi user extremely buggy! Install takes you to a marketing nightmare. Online banking extremely buggy! Qb live community waste time but is better than calling Intuit.
Summary: Having supported and used Quickbooks since its DOS days before MS Windows existed I am depressed at where Intuit has taken this to a new low. Unfortunately, I have clients using this product. My goal for 2010 is to migrate them to a fully supported, multiuser system.
Intuit QuickBooks Accounting Premier 2009 user reviews (and industry-specific editions)
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