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I will contact an expert on the QuickBooks Online team to determine the best solution to your issue.

Intuit (s intu) was showing off the latest version at their booth at Macworld Expo running in the Safari web browser (which was not previously possible).

QuickBooks Online is an interesting alternative for Mac users because it is the only multi-user version of QuickBooks that will run directly on the Mac, even if it is in a web browser.

You get multi-user access at a lower cost than implementing a multi-user Windows installation.

You can also provide online access to your accountant, but cannot export an accountants copy for editing in the desktop software like you can in QuickBooks for Windows.

You can also create new invoices on the upcoming iPhone web app.

I, for one, would love to see the timeclock available on the iPhone so you could clock in or out on a job site.

I would also like to see the ability to add a new line item to an existing invoice so if you run a business where services are delivered on-site, it would be simpler to upsell or cross-sell at the customer site and update the invoice right then and there.

Release of QuickBooks Online with Mac compatibility is slated for release in the next few months.

If you are running a small business with a single user accessing QuickBooks, then the desktop version is probably the right choice.

The 2009 update does not offer huge improvements in functionality, but the interface is much improved and streamlined, and you get Leopard compatibility.

All the reports that you likely need are included, and the new Cover Flow report browser makes it easy to find what you are looking for.

You cannot manage inventory, but QuickBooks Online is the only way to get multi-user support natively.

The iPhone web app has limited functionality today, but is a nice addition that will only get better with time.

Ive passed on this note to some folks within the QuickBooks Online team to get your discount offer addressed.

To recap some of what I have endured: 1.

Live: A. Merely reporting that I received a phishing email regarding my account resulting in Intuit locking me out of my account and directing me to cancel it entirely and start over from scratch.

B. After setting up a replacement account, the user accounts became so corrupted that I was again directed to close it and start from scratch for the third time.

See secure for detail.) 2.

Secure: In starting over from scratch, a new QuickBooks Online Plus account was created where my user ID and my accountants user ID became identical within the same company ID despite each user having different passwords.

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The login credentials for my company became so intertwined with my accountants other business clients that I gained full access as a Company Administrator to all of his other QuickBooks Online Plus business clients.

At the same time, my accountants access to his other QuickBooks Online Plus business clients was lost.

This represents a major glitch in your security systems.

At the advertised pricing terms: A.

In emails from Intuit on September 8, 2009 and again on September 30, 2009, I was offered 20 off your subscription FOR LIFE on a Plus subscription.

This offer was later represented verbally as for the life of the promotion until I provided written documentation to the contrary.

Intuits written pricing offer is now being neither reflected in my account terms, nor, being denied by Intuit staff.

B. Despite a promised full 30 day trial period before your subscription begins billing and a trial create date of 09082009, I received an email receipt on 10409 stating: Starting on 10042009, MasterCard ends with 4218 will be charged 34.95 per month.

That is to say charges would start 4 days early and reflect full retail pricing.

QuickBooks Online has been rolling out support for Safari (Mac) over the past couple weeks and should be live for all Mac users now.

My understanding is you should be able to log in from your Mac, neither special setup nor contacting Intuit required.

So if you have upgraded to Safari 4 you are out of luck without a roll back.

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