Let me assist by putting this into Intuit-language. I have dealt with Intuit for over 25 years and speak fluent Intuit. They are a wiley bunch, but after many iterations and evolutions, I have gleaned much about their motivations and communication. What follows is an interpretation of previous Intuit emails regarding this matter:
Hello! We truly care about you, "insert name here". Because of that, we intend to cease working with the vendor that you have been integrated with for quite some time because they will not "play ball" financially, if you know what we mean. We have a major obligation to our stockholders, whoops, we mean, customers, and because of the decrease in our record profit from the past few years, we have no other choice but to inconvenience you, for your own good, and put in place a vendor that is even more inept, to satisfy our bottom line, whoops, we mean to help extract more money from you, for us! Whoops! D*mn autocorrect!!!! What we meant to say is that we have our customers' true interests at heart! We know that when there comes a time that another product that is actually helpful, that also utilizes cutting-edge technology that has existed for several years but would cost money to implement, thus affecting our shareholders' bottom line, that you, our customer that is already so invested and doesn't have the time to break away from our ecosystem, will comply, we mean, understand, that our intentions are all for the good of all.
