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Posted by Chester on September 17, 2007, 9:09 pm
Please log in for more thread options It's all been typed since the program's release, the major tech sites have
released their reviews of the product. The OP doesn't appear to have read
anything related to Quicken 2008 prior to posting, here or elsewhere. Is
there really anything new to talk about regarding this?
> Perhaps he just wants to create a dialog about his experience and others'
> experience with Q08. Maybe others could shed light on a feature that he
> was not aware of. I know you provide some of the most meaningful feedback
> to users here, perhaps this post caught you at a bad time. I don't think
> his post was unreasonable, so I'm surprised that so many have jumped all
> over this guy for asking what appears to be a fair question for general
> discussion, notwithstanding any other discussions on the topic of Q08.
> The purpose of newsgroups is to exchange information when people come to
> the community for help or discussion, the antithesis is to snarl back and
> disregard their question or concern. Very disappointing reaction from
> some of the posters here.
>
>
>> Per Ting wrote:
>>> I have upgraded to quicken 2008 and I am absolutely
>>> disappointed. I
>>> have not seen a single feature that was worth the upgrade.
>>> This was
>>> the most pointless quicken upgrade in recent years. I was
>>> wondering
>>> if this sentiment is shared by others?
>>
>> Why do you care what others think? If you don't like Q2008, you
>> can return it and get your money back.
>>
>> --
>> John Pollard
>> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
>> Please reply to newsgroup
>>
>>
>>
>
>
It's all been typed since the program's release, the major tech sites have
released their reviews of the product. The OP doesn't appear to have read
anything related to Quicken 2008 prior to posting, here or elsewhere. Is
there really anything new to talk about regarding this?
> Perhaps he just wants to create a dialog about his experience and others'
> experience with Q08. Maybe others could shed light on a feature that he
> was not aware of. I know you provide some of the most meaningful feedback
> to users here, perhaps this post caught you at a bad time. I don't think
> his post was unreasonable, so I'm surprised that so many have jumped all
> over this guy for asking what appears to be a fair question for general
> discussion, notwithstanding any other discussions on the topic of Q08.
> The purpose of newsgroups is to exchange information when people come to
> the community for help or discussion, the antithesis is to snarl back and
> disregard their question or concern. Very disappointing reaction from
> some of the posters here.
>
>
>> Per Ting wrote:
>>> I have upgraded to quicken 2008 and I am absolutely
>>> disappointed. I
>>> have not seen a single feature that was worth the upgrade.
>>> This was
>>> the most pointless quicken upgrade in recent years. I was
>>> wondering
>>> if this sentiment is shared by others?
>>
>> Why do you care what others think? If you don't like Q2008, you
>> can return it and get your money back.
>>
>> --
>> John Pollard
>> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
>> Please reply to newsgroup
>>
>>
>>
>
>
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