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Posted by Han on May 13, 2006, 9:52 am
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>>>> I can get Citibank online bill pay for free, or I can fork over $10
>>>> every month to Intuit. Is the Intuit online bill pay so much
>>>> better that they deserve a 10-spot from me 12 times a year?
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>>>> ILOO
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>>> I think Intuit is better than Direct Access. I have an "everything
>>> counts" account at Citibank. Let them tell you what that means.
>>> Just be darned sure that you don't go below the minimum balance, or
>>> you'll regret it.
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>>Sorry, meant to say that with that account, paying bills through
>>Intuit is "free" in the sense of no extra charge beyond having that
>>minimum balance ($10-20K, depending on whether there are brokerage
>>accounts involved.
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> I'm confused. (not exactly the first time ...)
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> Citibank told me that with an Everything Counts account, they don't
> subsidize the Quicken Online Bill Pay. Either you pay ten bucks a
> month, every month, to Intuit (which I very much do not want to do),
> or I use the free Citibank online bill pay. If your experience is
> differnet, then it's time to get back on the phone with the Citi
> people.
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> The Citibank people could not tell me the advantages of the Quicken
> service other their own. That is what I'm asking about.
>
> ILOO
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It is a long time ago that I got an everything counts account. I use
Quicken to make payments from that account. It's done through the "on
line center". I have 800 446-5331 as a phone number for customer and
technical support.
The whole thing is so transparent for me, I have no idea how it works,
but it is more "direct connect" than "Quicken BillPay", I believe.
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Best regards
Han
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