I already bought Quicken Premier.

cdkbrice

I already bought Quicken Premier.

Can I put my subscription on hold while I'm doing Beta testing?

Quicken Anja

Hello @cdkbrice,

We appreciate you reaching out!

At this time, we do not offer the option to put Quicken subscriptions on hold, even while participating in Beta testing.

We apologize for any inconvenience! Thank you.

NotACPA

@cdkbrice Expanding upon Anja's reply, I'd suggest that you shouldn't let the Beta version be your "production" version anyway … which is implied by your query.

The Beta versions, and I'm a former Beta tester, are simply not stable enough to risk all of your Q info. In fact, it's usually advised that the Beta not even be on the same machine (unless via a Partition) as your production version as installing the Beta will over-write your production version if Beta is installed "on top of" production.

mshiggins

If you bought your Premier within the last 30 days you can cancel and get a refund.

I second @NotACPA ’s opinion that running your production file with a beta version is risky.

Quicken Anja

Hello @cdkbrice,

We appreciate you reaching out!

At this time, we do not offer the option to put Quicken subscriptions on hold, even while participating in Beta testing.

We apologize for any inconvenience! Thank you.

NotACPA

@cdkbrice Expanding upon Anja's reply, I'd suggest that you shouldn't let the Beta version be your "production" version anyway … which is implied by your query.

The Beta versions, and I'm a former Beta tester, are simply not stable enough to risk all of your Q info. In fact, it's usually advised that the Beta not even be on the same machine (unless via a Partition) as your production version as installing the Beta will over-write your production version if Beta is installed "on top of" production.

mshiggins

If you bought your Premier within the last 30 days you can cancel and get a refund.

I second @NotACPA ’s opinion that running your production file with a beta version is risky.