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Posted by David A. Lessnau on August 30, 2007, 8:28 am
Please log in for more thread options Could someone PLEASE try this and tell me, one way or another, whether it
works? One possible method:
- Go to the Quicken site where your portfolio is stored (assuming you push
it there from within Quicken): http://www.quicken.com/myfinances/
- Click the "My Account" link around the center top of the screen
- Sign in with your standard User ID and Password
- What do you see? Do you get a "Please Complete Your Account" page? If
you do, complete the required information and hit "Save Changes." What
happens?
Thanks.
Dave
> Ditto for Ubuntu under a VM.
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> Dave
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>> Oops. I forgot to mention that I tried going to Quicken's site within
>> Quicken 2005 (using their embedded browser). All that did was instantly
>> kill and close Quicken itself.
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>> Dave
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>>> Anyone else having trouble with managing their user accounts on the
>>> various Quicken sites? When I try to access My Account, I log in and it
>>> presents me with a page showing all the required fields I'm currently
>>> missing. I fill in the fields, hit Submit, and nada. In Firefox, it
>>> just puts me back on the same page. In IE, it adds a blurb saying:
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>>> "Sorry, we are currently experiencing technical difficulties. Please try
>>> again later or <a href="http://www.intuit.com/support">contact customer
>>> service</a>."
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>>> I've tried this on two physical machines using Vista and XP SP2 using
>>> both browsers. I've also tried two virtual machines (Vista w/ no
>>> antivirus stuff and XP with it). All the same. I emailed Intuit and
>>> their response was basically that they don't think there's anything
>>> wrong on their end and I should turn off all my antivirus/firewall stuff
>>> and try again.
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>>> Could someone here try signing on to their online account on a Quicken
>>> site and seeing what happens?
>>>
>>> Dave
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