If you used TurboTax when filing you will print filing paperwork after receiving your reciept confirmation number which includes any forms necessary for snail mailing and there will be an address with them. If you used some other e-file service then that site should direct you to the address needed or allow you to print out the paperwork which should include the address.Katie said:
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I have always rec'd my state refund first; usually w/in a week.BadGirl said:
Ken King said:Have used it for 6 years now without ever receiving any adware, spyware, or any other problem.
I am aware of that "feature" of the 2002 tax year TurboTax product, but it isn't adware or spyware as you identified it, it was Macrovision Safecast that prevents you from illegally copying and sharing your purchased product with others by locking the access code for use on one and only one machine. Additionally Intuit pushed an update for removing the C-Dilla folders once you are done with the product. This is embedded protection and nothing more. Is that spyware or adware in your mind? I say it isn't and thus your claim is still as bogus as it originally was or did you fail to read the linked information at http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,3973,826594,00.asp ?czygvtwkr said:
if you'll pm me your SSN and DOB...i'll call for you.BadGirl said:Side question: I know there is a 1-800 number that you can dial to check on the status of your federal tax return. You must first give your SSN, your refund amount, and a few other identifying bits of data before you get to the refund status.
But does anybody have that 1-800 number? I've misplaced it.
How do you figure it was piss poor? It deactivates the CD RW drive and hosed up other software, sounds rather effective to me as a means to prevent the making of an illegal duplicate of the product.czygvtwkr said:Its piss poor copy protection at best, it creates a log file, installs without people knowing about (or was intended to), caused problems on some peoples computers, and created such an uproar there are many articles written about it on the net.
What do you suppose those log files were intended for?
And if you are worried about items unknowingly being installed on your system you probably shouldn't be connected to the Internet to begin with. Most of us have been hit with viruses, spyware, and adware over the years and I would be willing to bet that they didn’t come from using an Intuit product.Kizzy said:
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