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Posted by PeterH on March 24, 2007, 2:55 pm
Please log in for more thread options Thanks, Laura, but I think that that might be a last resort
proposition. For as much as I use that card, I'll manually make
entries if necessary. However, there has to be a reason... everything
else seems to work properly. You would think that if one were to crap
out that all would go, wouldn't you? Seems not to want to take any
password for that account at all.
Maybe what I need to do is dissaccociate it with the web and start
over. Not sure how to do that, but maybe that is the next step.
Thanks again for your input.
PeterH
wrote:
>Try creating a new Quicken file. Maybe your current one is corrupted. I had
>that happen to me and I had to start all over again.
>
>> To follow up, I deleted the pinvault and made a new one to no avail.
>> This seems to be a Quicken problem rather than a CITI problem. John,
>> you out there??? :-)
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> PeterH
>>
>>
>>
>>>For some reason, my pinvault does not want to cecognize my pin for my
>>>Citi credit card. I know that it is the right one as it has recognized
>>>it before and I have been able to manually access the account on the
>>>web. I just can't download the transaction(s) there. Anybody have any
>>>ideas? I have reentered the pin in the pinvault, and have manually
>>>entered the password as instructed, but am told that it is wrong. All
>>>other accounts seem to work properly.
>>>Help! What happened? How can I fix it? Can I delete a file with the
>>>pin vault in it and start over?
>>>
>>>Thanks.
>>>PeterH
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