Q: Refund Quicken 2015 for Mac

I really do not want to stop using Quicken, and probably will stick with Quicken 2007 until it will no longer run on my Mac.  I just wish Intuit will stop releasing new and improved versions of software that eliminate features!

Out of curiosity, I did use your link and went to the iBank site and did a quick scan of the User Manual.  I did not see something I was looking for, so perhaps you could tell me how it is done:  How do I send an instruction to a bank to present a payment from one of my checking accounts, either in electronic or in paper check form, to a business I need to pay, on the date I want the payment to arrive?  Or, rather than "How do I", how about just "Can I"?

The important thing is the electronic transfer or the paper check should arrive at the payee's location on the date I specify, just as if I sent a check in the mail and the mail arrived on exactly the day I intended it to.  The money should not be deducted from my account any time earlier than the date I specify.

I know no software can "guarantee" what I was talking about, but Quicken working in conjunction with Wells Fargo comes pretty close, or at least close enough to satisfy me for quite a few years.

I interact with Wells Fargo directly from Quicken.  Quicken tells me I must schedule payments to be made from my checking account at least 5 days before the payment is due.  Generally, whether Wells Fargo makes an electronic payment or sends a paper check so it arrives within a day or so prior to the date I specify, and I always specify a date a couple of days before the actual due date, just to be sure.

My concern is best illustrated with a relatively simple example:  Suppose I have $1,000 in my checking account on June 1.  I need to send a payment of $1,500 to someone with a due date of June 9.  I schedule the payment on June 3 to be presented to the payee on June 8.  I know I will be okay with Quicken/Wells Fargo because I have an automatic deposit of $3,000 coming in on June 6 which will be credited to my account in time for the payment on June 8 (which is one day prior to the actual due date of June 9).

Some bill pay situations would have deducted that $1,500 from my account on June 3, causing me to go into an overdraft situation.  With those bill pay setups, I always have to be sure I have the money in the account 5 days before it is due, which makes controlling cash flow a pain.  (Before I started using Wells Fargo, I actually had a bank go from the scenario I prefer to the one where they deduct the money 5 days before without informing me they were changing their processing method and they bounced about 8 checks on me, causing a bunch of grief!  One of the payments was for my mortgage!)

If iBank would let me continue to work with Wells Fargo the way I do today with Quicken, my bill paying concern would be handled acceptably.  I will look iBank over more thoroughly and possibly consider switching.

Regarding my first post -- yes, the iTunes store will process a credit for the purchase price approximately 5 days from now.  I am quite satisfied.

I am waiting for the answer to the second part of my question, though, and that is how do I uninstall the software without it screwing up the operation of my current version?  I have had a situation in the past where I used an uninstall for a newer version that assumed, incorrectly, that files common to both the new and the old version should be deleted.  It was quite a painful process to put things back the way they were before I installed the newer version.

Regarding Wells Fargo Bill Pay, are you talking about Bill Pay on Wells Fargo's web site?  I am talking about scheduling a payment in Quicken and then sending that scheduled payment to Wells Fargo via Quicken's Out Box.  All I can say is payments get to my payees pretty close to the date I tell Quicken to tell Wells Fargo to have them there.

Regarding uninstalling the new version, the operative phrase is "if it's properly sandboxed".  I am nervous based on previous experiences.  I think to play it safe, I will just compress the new app and forget about it.