TD Bank and Intuit says upgrade to 2013 edition by mid March or else....

Feb 17, 2013 2 Replies
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Note on TD Bank website:



Quicken & QuickBooks Please update your Quicken or QuickBooks by March 22, 2013



At TD Bank, we are making exciting improvements to our Online Banking services. These changes require you to make an update to your Quicken or QuickBooks. This update will allow you to continue downloading transactions and managing your TD Bank accounts. Detailed instructions for making this update can be found in the instructions tab.



In order to avoid disruption to your TD Bank account access through Quicken or QuickBooks, please make this update by March 22, 2013.



We're committed to providing the best online banking experience possible for our customers. We apologize for any inconvenience this change may cause.



The new and improved TD Bank Bill Pay is coming soon.


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K

Steve,

Let's make this clear.

  1. TD Bank is going to a new software system and, apparently, another contractor to handle downloads, online bill pay, and such.
  2. The "change" you need to make in Quicken is to turn off online with TD Bank, then delete the financial institution name, put in a new financial institution name, then re-sync with TD Bank. Downloads then continue to work as always.
  3. Your Quicken-based bill paying goes away. Permanently. I suppose this is what they mean by "improvement", in true 1984-style doublespeak. You can go online to their web site to pay bills, but you could have been doing that anyway. If you want to pay bills from Quicken, Intuit will be happy to charge you .00 a month.

There are other banks near where I live that don't charge for Quicken-based bill pay. I've already sent TD an email letting them know that I think that they're idiots and that I plan to leave.

KBeck

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Hell will freeze over before I pay Intuit one effing cent to pay bills. They are far better alternatives such as preauthorized payments.

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