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Join nowIntuit double charged me for my license and now claims their system will not allow them to refund the $181.75 double charge. What a great business model - Intuit makes a mistake at the customer's expense and then claims no refunds allowed...
I tried downloading a single QB 2019 license and Intuit's website would not allow its activation. After several hours of frustration I called Intuit Customer Service. The woman was very nice, agreed to manually process the transaction and then assured me that there would be no double billing because the first transaction did not go through. The Customer Service woman admitted there was a technical issue accessing the license I was trying to renew and issued a new license - this is all documented on Intuit's system.
Now, Intuit has admitted that I was in fact double billed but, incredibly, they are unable/unwilling to credit me for the second charge! This is ridiculously frustrating - the Customer Service people agree with me but are powerless to issue a credit and cannot give me a name or phone number of Intuit's billing apparatus to sort out. This is just incredible. Any suggestions on how to pursue this?
Welcome to the Community, @Frustration2020.
This is not the impression we want to leave you with.
For this to be handled properly, I recommend reaching back out support. Support can look over your account details and send you in right direction.
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If you have further questions or concerns feel free to reach back out anytime. Wishing you and your business continued success. Take care!
Tori - You're kidding, right? You're giving me the contact information to the same group that CANNOT/WILL NOT solve my problem and suggesting I subject myself to more torture? Please tell me you're joking.
I've spent a combined 3 hours on hold with "Customer Service" just in the past week trying to resolve an error Intuit created and which has cost me $181.75. Or does your answer count as "solving a problem" so your numbers look better.
Sorry for my salty response, but this is exactly why SaaS companies fail to garner support from their clients and opens the door for new competition. Re-reading my original post may cause you to reconsider your answer. PROBLEM NOT SOLVED.
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