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Quicken 2004

by gomermaid Aug 9, 2006 9:01AM PDT

Sometime on July 21st my computer lost my Quicken data banking files. I subscribe to the Quicken back up service so I was certain that they could restore my files. I cannot get this resolved - eith their web site gives me a remedy that doesn't work, or I cointact Iron Mountain and speak to someone in India who is quite polite, but does not have any authority and cannot help. I was told during one call that Quicken did have my files through July 4th, but all I can get are files dating back to March 2005 and back to 1995. If I could get the files up to July 4th I can patch the information up to the present. Can someone please give me a name and a number at Intuit? I am really upset because I have been paying for the back up service and now that I need them they are not helpful. Steve - Kennebunk, Maine

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Quicken forum

by dlhan Aug 9, 2006 11:24AM PDT

Might want to try the Quicken Forum for help:
http://www.quickenforums.com/index.jspa

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quicken will not help - they'll simply edit your post

by frontpgontop May 5, 2008 1:14AM PDT

They censor anything that challenges their practices;

Your message at

http://www.quickencommunity.com/webx/Forums/Quicken%20Personal%20Finance%20Software%20Forum%20for%20Windows/Community%20Discussions/676/6?14@769.A8GjbAzPNjJ@
in the discussion "Quicken 2007 end date" has been edited due to
inappropriate language.

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Text of the original message:

There not misinformed - the basic use is to download and it's kind of
like raping our copmputer. Who wants to use your new software as
you'll
pull the same garbage in three or four years. screeeee quicken,
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author )