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>Support' is such a nebulous, catch-all term to justify throwing good money after bad. Or it means that QuickBooks is running into issues, and there is no in-h
by ziddoap 2y ago
>Support' is such a nebulous, catch-all term to justify throwing good money after bad.
Or it means that QuickBooks is running into issues, and there is no in-house IT department to troubleshoot it, so they call up QuickBooks support.
- TheNewsIsHere 2y ago> QuickBooks support. Now that really is throwing good money after bad. QuickBooks has some of the absolute worst support money can buy.
- ziddoap 2y agoI mean, I'm not going to defend the quality of their support. But if your a small company (i.e. no in-house IT) and you have to choose between using the support included with your purchase of QuickBooks or paying a third-party IT company an hourly consulting rate to fix a QuickBooks problem... The choice is pretty clear.