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Fees to "activate" Quicken on Chase site

There was a thread recently about using the Chase website's Customer Center tab to "activate" Quicken. When I tried that, I noticed the service agreement mentions a monthly charge. Are most of you paying that fee to be able to download from Chase?

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DP
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I have a credit card-only Chase account and my agreement says there is no monthly fee.

You may have a monthly fee because you have checking and/or savings accounts. Can someone with Chase banking accounts confirm or refute this?

Thanks,

Jerry

Reply to
Jerry Boyle

Thanks. I have checking and two credit cards (one a former FirstUSA).

Reply to
DP

Chase is charging me a $6 monthly "banking software fee" to do direct download from within Quicken of 2 checking accounts.

Reply to
RICHARD GORDON

Chase is charging me a $6.95 monthly "banking software fee" to do direct download from within Quicken of 2 checking accounts.

Richard

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RICHARD GORDON

On Tue 28 Feb 2006 01:01:37p, RICHARD GORDON wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@news.supernews.com:

You may be a new customer (or considered new). I am a former Bank One & FirstUSA customer that will be migrated over to Chase.com later in March.

I just called Chase's online support number (877-242-7327) to clarify. They told me only new customers will be charged a fee. Existing customers that are not currently paying a fee for direct connect will be grandfathered in during their migration over to CHASE.COM and will not be billed a fee for direct connect. There is no fee for Bill pay via Quicken direct connect.

And here I was thinking of moving everything to

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(I still may end up doing that if things go any rougher than they have for me at BankOne).

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MikeL

This may sound rather cavalier, but would (and did) find another bank. My wife and I have had a joint checking account with First Tennessee for several years and there have never been any fees to use Quicken with it. Last year she decided to open a checking account for herself with Regions. When we went to hook up Quicken, we found there was a sign-up fee, a monthly maintenance fee, and a per-transaction bill-pay fee. If you wanted "free" "online banking", you had to use their web interface. We closed the account and she opened up a second checking account under her name at First TN.

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Ed Stevens

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