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To: TLindt who wrote (513)	8/12/1997 11:14:00 AM
From: jas cooper	of 1546

One of the things I might suggest that you do is sign up as a Beta Tester with Intuit. I was a tester for Quicken EP (electronic payment), Quicken for Windows 1.0, and Intellicharge (Quicken credit card). I have inquired since, but they do not seem to be interested lately. I have not found a good avenue to submit suggestions. Perhaps if Intuit listened a little more to consumers they would be a $90 (well, 89 1/4) stock again. Numerous times I have heard from people who have made unsuccessful $30 phone calls to Intuit tech support, only to have their problems solved for free by someone like Gateway tech support. I would like to again invest in Intuit, but not until they start working on their future, instead of resting on their past. Their customer base is not as valuable as it was when Microsoft went after them.

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