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Posted by Capt. Tuttle on June 5, 2006, 8:01 pm
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Marc Auslander wrote:
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>>Les wrote:
>>Wachovia web site, which I do not want to do. I might just have to
>>change banks again and pay the fee to use Quicken the way I have
>>continued to use it for years. BTW it is Quicken 2006.
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> You don't need to change banks to use quicken bill pay. It works just
> fine with my wachovia account. I download from wachovia, pay through
> quicken.
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> Of course, I'd rather not pay the quicken fees, but except for that
> there is, AFAIK, no difference between this and using wachovia bill
> pay directly from quicken.
I not talking about Quicken Bill Pay. I'm talking about uploading
payments directly to Wachovia like I did with my last bank. I was not
able to upload payments when I got the account. After many messages and
a few phone calls I was told since I was a "new" customer I could not
upload payments directly to Wachovia with Quicken. After the last phone
call I was told that I could get in touch with a techie who might be
able to walk me through the "80 steps:" needed to see if I could.
One of the reasons I moved the account to Wachovia was because the web
site said I could do what I have been doing for years for free. They
have detailed instructions on their web site on how to do it. Well,
guess what? Only "old" customers are able to do what I want to do.
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