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Posted by Capt. Tuttle on July 14, 2006, 11:39 am
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> When I spoke with Intuit, they told me Quicken 2004 supported
> DIrectConnect, and indicated it was prior versions that they were
> dropping support for. $10 monthly fee does not meet my criteria. I have
> a monthly DD of over $770, and notice many banks offering no monthly
> fees, etc... Just have not been able to ascertain which have
> DirectConnect support (calling their phone reps is almost useless).
>
>
> gklatv wrote:
>
>>Try First Internet Bank (FirstIB.com)
>>
>>2 concerns:
>>- although the opening amount is $100, you'll need $500 balance to
>>avoid $10 monthly fee
>>- sunset of Q2004
>>
>>Searcher wrote:
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>>>It should have a minimum opening balance of no more than $100. and
>>>pref. $50. I also have Direct Deposit setup for monthly pay checks, if
>>>that matters (some banks offer incentives to get DD's). Thanks for any
>>>info on online banks!
>>>
>>>Searcher wrote:
>>>
>>>>I'd like to change from Wells Fargo(ne).
>>>>
>>>>I'd like:
>>>>
>>>>1. ATM access here in Portland / Beaverton, Oregon - with no fees.
>>>>2. Absolutely MUST have ***DirectConnect*** with NO fees.
>>>>3. Would love to have bill pay with no fees.
>>>>4. Interest is of little/no concern to me - as I won't have much in the
>>>>account.
>>>>5. Offer Visa which works with DirectConnect.
>>>>6. Be well established in online /net banking.
>>>>7. Not require downloading /qif/etc... - must be DirectConnect!
>>>>8. Not require that I upgrade from Quicken 2004 (I'm happy with it).
>>>>
>>>>Thanks!
>>>>
>>>>Searcher
>
>
I hope someone can give you an answer. I moved my account to Wachovia
for number 3 only to learn that as a new customer I can not use that
"feature"
From past messages it appears that more and more banks will not allow
you to direct pay except through their on line web site.
As someone else said you reason number 8 will disappear sooner or later.
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