![]() Oh and Shaun, or should then be Ken? - 'totes' - well I used to think that was posh, although surely its totes amazeballs? I actually saw someone on there called Kylo Ren so thought you had forgotten your old log in and re-set up, but have to say the question he asked wouldnt have been one that you needed the answer to! Think we have posted once together in a very old post and certainly Ive seen John on there once or twice, but not you Vince for obvious reasons. Im waiting for the plonka to troll me as Ive used 'sticky mits' and 'pile of tosh' on a similar themed post (c79 import vat) today. I can almost hear my English teacher from the convent school turning in her grave.Įr yeah John what is wrong with mahoosive? Use of such is so sick John! She says whilst trying to do that finger clicking thing that teenagers do and failing dismally. Oh Shaun - that use of peeps has just wiped years off your age as well, but show some respect to those you could be working for someday pleeaaasse! He got short shrift from me on the back of that one! You are obviously a very young person, please show respect to actual professionals who someday you will be working for.įrom a muppet who didnt like an earlier answer, couldnt be arsed reading the helpful ones he did have on an earlier post on the same subject and who then wholesale changed a chunk of old posts to try to look like an Accountant, which then just made the answers look completely off topic. "lol" "peeps" Who are you? Are you an accountant? That is not the diction of a professional accountant let alone any adult professional. Hi John - a response I got to a post where I used certain words. Lol (oops Im apparently not supposed to use such words as a professional - another story!)Īll us peeps are waiting with baited breath * I ought to try it in a different browser, on a different computer, really. Instead, Quickbooks have turned it into a footgun. So when I saw them post that link, I thought that'll be handy, and tried it.Īnd as I said, with the problems I found*, it's no good at all, and by extension, not a good advert for their other stuff.Īnd that's a key point: While I've no intention of using QuickBooks myself (even though I do have Pro from a couple of years ago), if I'd suggested that invoicing thing to people it's possible some of those people would have gone on to use other QuickBooks stuff. I haven't done it (yet?) because I'd need to learn a few new tricks - I don't really do online stuff, except in a very limited way. If I did, it would be a simple page with a form, with no log-in (and therefore nothing actually stored) that anyone could use - so I could point it out to the people that need something better than a pen and and their brain. I see some terrible manual, handwritten atrocities (most people here probably do as well) and I've been considering whether I should find the time to write something simple that can be used online. TBH, part of the reason I tried it was similar to your thoughts when you saw that it was posted here by me, Joanne. No, I've had no reply from them - not even to ask what I thought was wrong with it, which is a very good example of how not to do PR (and that's what a company's Twitter feed is: PR!) In this case, they avoided being fed to the wolves. Really speaking, it's less a freebie and more an advert for QuickBooks - but FFS* - if I was actually considering their software, these points would put me right off! When I changed the unit price to £1.99 - sorry, $1.99 - it made the total $19.9 instead of $19.90 That odd formatting on the list above? It's inconsistent. You can specify payment terms from a drop down menu, but there are only a limited number, and it doesn't work out the due date from what you select - so you have to set that manually. ![]() That's just what you can see on the invoice. Odd formatting on one the calculations.The ability to set a tax rate (so VAT can be added) but no option to input an actual VAT number to, you know, make it a legal VAT invoice. ![]() No option to change the currency to anything other than dollars. ![]() This tweet was posted on the Intuit QuickBooks UK feed. "We all love a freebie! Why not check out our easy to use invoice creator?" I've just spotted a tweet from Intuit QuickBooks UK which says: Or: How not to demonstrate your software! ![]()
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