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  • Umm, Intuit DID buy mint.com in 2009!

  • I hate the faul language!

  • I find this video totally unprofessional with the left guy interrupting and the foul language from both of them. Mint.com sounds like a valuable program for personal finances, but if these guys are representing the company the company should go down the tube. Disgusting!

  • the blond guy on the left is just immensely irritating!!!

  • Overall a substantive news item... think about it... sending a _public_ "we don't believe you're telling the truth about how strong your growth is" to your "competitor?" The format of this video news review is vey social media appropriate combined w/ the tried and true "commentator and color analyst" format. Furthermore, this very well may be a strategic marketing, legally and financially savvy ploy on Intuit's part (i.e., pre-acquisition gamesmanship)? We'll see how it plays out.

  • what are the medals for on the guys shirt..? Like others have stated..this vid would be much better minus the douchebag on the left. Shut the F up..yeah yeah yeah...when do you ever...ever shut the f up?

  • they're both yelling. why are they yelling?

  • The guy on the left, I believe his name is Alex should leave this show, very unprofessional. He keeps interrupting, talks a lot of nonsense, he looks gross! I wanted to hear what the guy on the right had to say but I can't understand it because this loser on the left can't shut up.

  • I was looking for more interactive ways to use quicken and was pointed to a free program "Mint.com" by Quicken. Why would they be complaining?

  • Apparently quicken caved and made a substantial offer to Mint.com. Mint.com also links to Turbo tax and seamlessly groups your tax related items.

    5 features not mentioned:

    Dave Ramsey Financial Peace friendly if you set up your goals accordingly

    I let mint do its work entirely without me changing categories each time with rules

    If you are an excel wiz, you can export data

    The suggested services worked great

    Helped me pinpoint exceedingly high categories, allowing me to lower my bills

  • For example if Mint were to say that it has 800,000 users total, and in reality, they have about 500,000 users. There might be a problem, such as false advertisements, which lead to the concerns of business practices and what they are really up to. It is important as a company or business to tell the whole truth and to treat customers with best business practices that will improve lives of individuals, instead of bringing them down.

  • It is not about how many customers joined with the companies or businesses, it is about their business practices and what they do to the customers and the quality of their services. It is the matter of quality not quantity.

  • no more Microsoft Money dude they stopped making it as of June 2009

  • what a great prediction... intuit you should buy mint... i guess they did :)

  • tell that fool on the left to shut up. He talks too much

  • I like the hand grabbing the camera on the top right at 2:48.

  • haha...he said doo doo!

  • lol @ intuit crying to a competitor.

  • If? more like when...

  • wtf

  • :) they said Hippie likes Hash. :)

  • sucks

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