I'd like to get some clarification from someone that knows how this whole Quicken process works.
To take it a step further, I've also read on more than one post where someone purchased a retail version that won't download, so they take it back to the retailer who says "sorry, the package has been opened and there is no return on opened software", and even denying to exchanging it (not that a second one wouldn't be outdated also). My second question would be is there a "use before" date that the retailer, or purchaser can locate on the packaging that Quicken can use to identify when the software inside actually expires ? If these packages should stay in the supply chain for 2 years and are not used, or are sold and buyer doesn't use it for a 2 year time period of time (on Quicken's Calendar) it becomes "unusable", is that correct? So it's my understanding that Quicken will take a CD packaged retail box (Deluxe), then market it to companies like Staples and Best Buy for retail sale. Since I just bought 2 Deluxe versions of Quicken from Staples last week I'd like to understand a little better what I picked up from a couple of posts about this matter.
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