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Complaint Review: TURBO TAX - Nationwide
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TURBO TAX ripoff ON BUYING TURBO TAX PROGRAM NATIONWIDE
*Consumer Comment: Efile has never been FRee. Did you not research?
*Consumer Comment: Efile has never been FRee. Did you not research?
*Consumer Comment: Efile has never been FRee. Did you not research?
*Consumer Comment: Efile has never been FRee. Did you not research?
*Consumer Suggestion: many companies offering efile for free. they are paid by the gov to do this
*Consumer Comment: Still being cheap.
*Consumer Comment: Oh and thre is a stipulation about using the IRS servcie, that you conveniently left out
I bought a Turbo Tax program, and after completing my taxes it says I now need to pay to efile it. I paid $39.95 for the program and now i must pay $20 to E-file it, plus $15 for state. I decided to return it and get a refund instead. it stated on box if not satisfyed to return for full refund. when i returned it to Wal-Mart they said it was Turbo tax policy to have consumer return it by mail to Turbo_tax. it cost $4.95 by priority mail to send it there. This is a rip-off in my books.
Robert
union, Indiana
U.S.A.
Robert
union, Indiana
U.S.A.
7 Updates & Rebuttals
Denny
Honolulu,Hawaii,
U.S.A.
Oh and thre is a stipulation about using the IRS servcie, that you conveniently left out
#2Consumer Comment
Fri, March 03, 2006
You can't have earned more than $50,000 a year Adjusted Gross Income So that eliminates a lot of people from using it for free.
Denny
Honolulu,Hawaii,
U.S.A.
Still being cheap.
#3Consumer Comment
Fri, March 03, 2006
Does the IRS help you go over your taxes to make sure you made no errors (nope, they dont, in fact they hope you make errors so they can come after you later on). IRs free efile, yet no way of making sure you've done it right. You still have to do the taxes yourself. And the OP still could have just mailed them in, costing him the cost of an envelope and one stamp.
Robert
Union,Indiana,
U.S.A.
many companies offering efile for free. they are paid by the gov to do this
#4Consumer Suggestion
Thu, March 02, 2006
yes you can Efile for free. go to irs.gov. and you will see many companies offering efile for free. they are paid by the gov to do this. and they also check your forms as you do your taxes. Geeeeeez do you own part ot turbo tax or do you work for em????////a rip-off is a rip off, so check things out before you rebut something. In fact herres the site if your too lazy to look it up.http://www.irs.gov/efile/article/0,,id=118986,00.html
Denny
Honolulu,Hawaii,
U.S.A.
Efile has never been FRee. Did you not research?
#5Consumer Comment
Tue, February 28, 2006
Or do you want to pay $125 for H&R blockheads to do it for you? The program is what? $29 on sale? you pay what? $30 more to Efile? That's still a hella lot cheaper than if you paid someone to do it, or heaven forbid, you could have done it on your own, but not have anyone check for mistakes (meaning if you did make a mistake, you'd be paying the fines, where TT guarantees against that with a money back offer). For what TT offers, you are getting a DEAL. YOU know you could just MAIL your forms in (oh GEE, what a concept) and it would have costed you the price of ONE STAMP and a 12 cent evenlope. Jeez grow up. The program wasn't a rip off; you were jsut being a cheapskate.
Denny
Honolulu,Hawaii,
U.S.A.
Efile has never been FRee. Did you not research?
#6Consumer Comment
Tue, February 28, 2006
Or do you want to pay $125 for H&R blockheads to do it for you? The program is what? $29 on sale? you pay what? $30 more to Efile? That's still a hella lot cheaper than if you paid someone to do it, or heaven forbid, you could have done it on your own, but not have anyone check for mistakes (meaning if you did make a mistake, you'd be paying the fines, where TT guarantees against that with a money back offer). For what TT offers, you are getting a DEAL. YOU know you could just MAIL your forms in (oh GEE, what a concept) and it would have costed you the price of ONE STAMP and a 12 cent evenlope. Jeez grow up. The program wasn't a rip off; you were jsut being a cheapskate.
Denny
Honolulu,Hawaii,
U.S.A.
Efile has never been FRee. Did you not research?
#7Consumer Comment
Tue, February 28, 2006
Or do you want to pay $125 for H&R blockheads to do it for you? The program is what? $29 on sale? you pay what? $30 more to Efile? That's still a hella lot cheaper than if you paid someone to do it, or heaven forbid, you could have done it on your own, but not have anyone check for mistakes (meaning if you did make a mistake, you'd be paying the fines, where TT guarantees against that with a money back offer). For what TT offers, you are getting a DEAL. YOU know you could just MAIL your forms in (oh GEE, what a concept) and it would have costed you the price of ONE STAMP and a 12 cent evenlope. Jeez grow up. The program wasn't a rip off; you were jsut being a cheapskate.
Denny
Honolulu,Hawaii,
U.S.A.
Efile has never been FRee. Did you not research?
#8Consumer Comment
Tue, February 28, 2006
Or do you want to pay $125 for H&R blockheads to do it for you? The program is what? $29 on sale? you pay what? $30 more to Efile? That's still a hella lot cheaper than if you paid someone to do it, or heaven forbid, you could have done it on your own, but not have anyone check for mistakes (meaning if you did make a mistake, you'd be paying the fines, where TT guarantees against that with a money back offer). For what TT offers, you are getting a DEAL. YOU know you could just MAIL your forms in (oh GEE, what a concept) and it would have costed you the price of ONE STAMP and a 12 cent evenlope. Jeez grow up. The program wasn't a rip off; you were jsut being a cheapskate.
