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Posted by Marty on November 3, 2006, 12:13 pm
Please log in for more thread options Does this mean that we cannot pay bills through Quicken? If that is the
what it means then I will bank elseware! I called up Citi and they do
support Quicken DirectConnect as well as have competive online savings
rate (5% vs HSBC 5.05%).
Marty
Bob Wang wrote:
> Reminds me of Big Brother in 1984 heralding the "increase" in benefits when
> they had actually been cut.
>
> Do they think we're stupid or something?
>
> Fortunately, *WE* have *LOTS* of choices besides HSBC ;-)
>
> Bob
> Changes to Personal Internet Banking access
>
> On December 10, 2006, you will no longer be able to use the DirectConnect
> feature of Quicken and Money to connect to HSBC's Personal Internet Banking
> service.
>
> However, you can still download your HSBC transactions into your
> Quicken and Money software using the WebConnect feature. Simply log on to
> Personal Internet Banking to perform your banking transactions, select "View
> Accounts", and then "Download a File." Your account transactions can then be
> imported into your Quicken and Money software.
>
>
> We are dedicated to making your online experience with HSBC secure,
> convenient, and easy. We are confident that, once you become accustomed to
> using this new process, you will enjoy the added benefits and security you
> will have using WebConnect. Thank you for your continued loyalty. If you
> have any questions or concerns about the new procedure, please contact your
> HSBC Relationship Manager or call 1-800-975-HSBC (1-800-975-4722).
>
>
> >>>
> Just got an email from HSBC - after December 10, 2006 there is not
> going to be DirectConnect any longer, only WebConnect. It's a step
> backward, in my view.
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