Very deceptive. It sure sounds like you buy tax software and get useful software valued at $800 at no additional cost. This is like the "scam" when you buy a new computer and they throw in all of these trial products of "crippleware" or free products that are not worth the price.

Anyway, reading the message a bit deeper, you see that you *CAN* get some software and, if you twist the words a bit (as mentioned with the donut analogy), you get about $900 of software that you only pay #100 for so you got $800 in free software...of course, last I knew that was a DISCOUNT, not "partly free"...imagine next time you see an ad for a free bag of oranges (with your next purchase of the skin).

Oh yeah, and trying to sell you obsolete software when you purchase something else? That’s just bad business. Buy a new tire and get a 1993 Saturn clunker for only $500 (after rebates.)