Are you ever going to resolve the Wells Fargo CC-501 Issue?
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CC-nnn errors are almost always caused by the financial institution.
For those who care, here is the Quicken knowledge base article for error CC-501:
One user says, "I am paying a subscription fee for slowly diminishing functionality." Pure bullshit, with not one iota of supporting evidence. [I've been using Quicken (and testing with virtually every Quicken version since Q2000 - whether I actually "used it" or not), every version of Quicken has provided additional features, while also fixing some bugs. Which is not to say that all desired features have been added (not possible), nor that all bugs have been fixed (not possible), nor that no new bugs have been added (also not possible). It is to say the the user who claimed "diminishing functionality" is almost certainly shoveling manure.]
Another user says they talked to Quicken support who said it is a Wells Fargo problem.
To which another moron commented: "That is BS. I talked with Wells Fargo and they say it is not an issue on there end. So, we must have a lot of dummies masquerading as software engineers."
Then another jerk says, "I too was on with Quicken tech support. My guys acknowledged that Quicken is have issues adding accounts with Wells Fargo." Then that user says, "They are aware of the problems and are working on them. And "No its not a Wells Fargo issue"
First: Quicken front line support are unreliable (as demonstrated by comments by multiple users over many years); when possible Quicken (and, earlier, Intuit) support have been trained to pretend that the financial institutions are not responsible for anything (the financial institutions - are Quicken "customers" (actual customers when the financial institution supports "Direct Connect" or "Web Connect" downloads, or at least potential customers when the financial institution supports "Express Web Connect" downloads). Second: Quicken front line support is often just plain wrong (note: conveniently, no user ever notices this unless they don't like what Quicken support has to say).
Yet another moron in the discussion chimes in, "It use to be that connecting with Wells Fargo was not possible. The situation has improved, now I can not connect with anything."
Who could possibly believe that comment could help solve any problem?
No conclusive evidence of anything - including whether the user can "connect with anything" ... but especially any evidence about the source of the difficulty - was provided in the linked discussion.
Not one user in the discussion (as of 04-17-2021 @ 9:35 CDT) provided the slightest indication of legitimate, objective, confirmable, evidence to support their claims. Whether they do not know how to collect that evidence, whether they do not know where to find that evidence ... or whether they already know they do not have a shred of such evidence, does not matter. They have provided zero evidence of their claims: everyone of them is an ignorant asshole, and potentially a liar.