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| Downloads:10,352 |
| Version Downloads:73 |
| Type:Home & Personal : Personal Finance |
| License:Demo |
| Date:06 Feb 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $49.99 |
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condo39 reviewed on 07 Sep 2011
Mgoodson reviewed on 03 Sep 2011
I've used Fortora for Mac for 3 or 4 years now. When I decided on it, I had compared all or most of the Mac finance software. I was leaving Quicken because I really didn't like their software. Up until a couple of months ago, I would have given Fortora 5 starts. Then I sart getting this screen saying it's been over a year and I need to update for $30 if I want updates (not problem with paying them if I want the updates, though $30/year seem high for existing customers). The problem is that there is only a remind me later button. Every time I launch and every time I quit this software it asks me. I really resent software that I paid for suddenly becoming nagware. I sent the developer an email expressing this opinion as well and haven't heard anything from them (which seems consistent with what other users have seen from support as well) So, I would stay away from this one unless you are planning on paying them $30 every year (or whatever they decide to ask next). I wouldn't have a problem if they said it's been 3 years and we are coming out with v. 2 and that's a paid upgrade, but to say that I have to pay them every year, regardless of what they develop and then to not have a way to say stop reminding me is unacceptable.
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Sportbiker reviewed on 17 Aug 2011
The biggest problem is the non-existent support. I've opened support tickets that have never been answered. The company phone number is not on their site, but if you Google around you can find it. Problem is, it's only voice mail. I tried calling several days in a row, always leaving my number, and my calls were never returned. As far as I'm concerned, all their "people friendly" boilerplate is bull----.
When I launched the program today I got a dialog telling me to pay $30 for another year of updates and "support." As if.
I'm now giving Moneydance a try. It may have its own issues, but they can't be worse that Fortora! Moneydance supports online bill pay, which Fortora said was coming (over a year ago) but still isn't here. I'm looking forward to finally being able to ditch Quicken 2007, which I kept around just for the bill-pay.
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Hik12150 reviewed on 17 Oct 2010
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I am just wondering how you go from giving such glowing reviews in December '08 to such distaste in Mar. 2009? You seem to have done a 180 degree turnaround with this company. Can you please explain as I am trying to decide between Fortora, Moneydance, and iBank.
Thank you! - Scott
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Pyris reviewed on 19 Jan 2009
FFF is very user friendly straight forward, while having the flexibility to design your own reports.
I was able to download my Windows Quicken files as QIF imports and took little time to find my way around FFF.
After some experience I identified a couple of small issues with the program including how the program deals with transfers during reconciling and FFF were very responsive to my suggestions and have provided improvements in an update within a couple of weeks.
In summary I would strongly recommend FFF to anyone who wants to keep track of their personal finances using an inexpensive, comprehensive and easy to use package.
Pyris, Australia
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beavis reviewed on 08 Dec 2008
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robsherman reviewed on 04 Sep 2008
sjpearson reviewed on 07 Mar 2008
I can't say enough nice things about this company. I hope they continue to be customer focused.
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Osxbytes Dev rated on 22 Dec 2010