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I earlier warned buyers about Intuit's new, hidden $10-per-printed-return fee, and asked Amazon.com to correct the listing so it was not hidden. Since then, Intuit has dropped this outrageous additional fee, but in the meantime I bought the cheaper rival Taxcut instead. Although it's not quite as easy to use as TurboTax (for example, you can't have it total multiple items in an entry to get a total, such as for expenses in Schedule C), it's easy enough to use. It won't take TurboTax users long to get into the Taxcut swing of things. I used to willingly pay extra for TurboTax's slighty better user interface, but Intuit's greedy play to essentially double its software's cost -- just four years after it tried something similar with its poor "antipiracy" limited-number-of-returns technology -- offends me deeply. It's clear the company will try yet again in a future version, regardless of customer feedback. So, I'm no longer a customer. Fool me once, ...