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How to Change Credit Card Nmbr NoSpam 10-27-2007
Posted by NoSpam on October 27, 2007, 7:20 am
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 Quicken 2008

Citi Bank informed me yesterday my credit card is in a group whose
security has been compromised. They will be issuing me a new card
with a new number. I have years of data with this account.

Is there a way to functionally just change the credit card number and
still use the automatic download systems that Citi Bank supports?

Gordon
Atlanta
_______
Gordon Potter
Atlanta, GA

Posted by TealMama on October 27, 2007, 11:43 am
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 I had a similar situation, albeit not with Citi Bank. In my case my bank
closed the account and opened me a new one (because my account number
got
in the wrong hands and some transactions had been made by someone other
than us).

What I did was to make a new account in Quicken for the new
account number. After all it *is* a new account that they transferred my
balance too. And d/l everything into it from the date it became
effective. Leaving my old account and it's info there in case I should
ever need it to reference it.

I did customize my side bar though so the old account
doesn't show. (So I'd have to Ctrl-A to go into that account) Thus I
won't accidentally enter things into it. And after
I was sure that no more would be downloading to it, I de-activated the
download for that account.


> Quicken 2008
>
> Citi Bank informed me yesterday my credit card is in a group whose
> security has been compromised. They will be issuing me a new card
> with a new number. I have years of data with this account.
>
> Is there a way to functionally just change the credit card number and
> still use the automatic download systems that Citi Bank supports?
>
> Gordon
> Atlanta
> _______
> Gordon Potter
> Atlanta, GA
>


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Posted by Laura on October 27, 2007, 12:15 pm
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I set up the new account as you suggested but I then deleted all of the
transactions that it downloaded. Then I did a transfer of the balance from
the old account to the new one. I called this the Opening balance in the new
account. There were too uncategorized transactions for me to deal with right
now. My old account was giving me an error message because BoA issued new
cards this week with no explanation. We thought they were associated with an
credit card that we rarely use and did not look closely at the paperwork
that came with them. I have now deactivated the closed account.

I am wondering if it would be possible to just edit the account number
associated with the closed account but I suspect Q will still try and
download all of the transactions available on the new account. What a pain.
--
~laura~
>I had a similar situation, albeit not with Citi Bank. In my case my bank
> closed the account and opened me a new one (because my account number got
> in the wrong hands and some transactions had been made by someone other
> than us).
>
> What I did was to make a new account in Quicken for the new
> account number. After all it *is* a new account that they transferred my
> balance too. And d/l everything into it from the date it became
> effective. Leaving my old account and it's info there in case I should
> ever need it to reference it.
>
> I did customize my side bar though so the old account
> doesn't show. (So I'd have to Ctrl-A to go into that account) Thus I won't
> accidentally enter things into it. And after
> I was sure that no more would be downloading to it, I de-activated the
> download for that account.
>
>
>> Quicken 2008
>>
>> Citi Bank informed me yesterday my credit card is in a group whose
>> security has been compromised. They will be issuing me a new card
>> with a new number. I have years of data with this account.
>>
>> Is there a way to functionally just change the credit card number and
>> still use the automatic download systems that Citi Bank supports?
>>
>> Gordon
>> Atlanta
>> _______
>> Gordon Potter
>> Atlanta, GA
>>
>
>
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Posted by Arnie Goetchius on October 27, 2007, 12:12 pm
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NoSpam@Notwork.com wrote:
> Quicken 2008
>
> Citi Bank informed me yesterday my credit card is in a group whose
> security has been compromised. They will be issuing me a new card
> with a new number. I have years of data with this account.
>
> Is there a way to functionally just change the credit card number and
> still use the automatic download systems that Citi Bank supports?
>
> Gordon
> Atlanta
> _______
> Gordon Potter
> Atlanta, GA

One way (in Q2007) would be to "Copy a transaction between accounts". Go to
Edit, Transaction and then use Copy from the old to the new. After that is
complete, you can use Delete to remove all transactions from the old credit
card. Check the Help tab where it explains how to do this.

Posted by Andrew DeFaria on October 27, 2007, 1:28 pm
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NoSpam@Notwork.com wrote:
> Quicken 2008
>
> Citi Bank informed me yesterday my credit card is in a group whose
> security has been compromised. They will be issuing me a new card with
> a new number. I have years of data with this account.
Personally this would have me very concerned. When "security has been
compromised" to me it says that this company's security and procedures
are lax. This doesn't happen to companies if they pay attention to and
value security of their customers sensitive data like credit card
information. IOW they screwed up big time and the chances are pretty
high that such a thing can happen again. As such I would definitely be
thinking twice before continuing a financial relationship with them.
--
Andrew DeFaria <http://defaria.com>
If mother always knows best...What happens when two mothers disagree?

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security has been compromised. They will be issuing me a new card with
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Personally this would have me very concerned. When "security has been
compromised" to me it says that this company's security and procedures
are lax. This doesn't happen to companies if they pay attention to and
value security of their customers sensitive data like credit card
information. IOW they screwed up big time and the chances are pretty
high that such a thing can happen again. As such I would definitely be
thinking twice before continuing a financial relationship with them.<br>
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