Need Quicken-compatible credit card
Andrew
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Rick Barr <e...@metrolink.net> wrote in message
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> My bank (SunTrust), who supported direct download of credit card
> transactions, sold my account to MBNA, who *doesn't* support it. Now
> I am looking for a new credit card . . . but most of the credit card
> issuers require that you also have a checking account with their bank
> in order to activate download into Quicken. I don't need another
> checking account.
>
> Has anyone found a credit card that supports direct download to
> Quicken without requiring a checking account with the same bank? Just
> to clarify, I want to download transactions into the Online center
> using one-step update. I'm *not* talking about the Web access
> function or importing a QIF file.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
John Blaustein
I use the United Airlines Mileage Plus VISA card issued by FUSA. That is
the only account I have with them, no checking, savings or anything else. I
use OneStep Update in Quicken 2000 to download transactions directly into my
VISA register--Web access not required. Works like a charm!
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Michael A. Abbaticchio
has lower aprs.
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Reagin <r...@nomail.com> wrote in message
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> Discovercard does, but I'm having trouble getting the finance charges to
> download with it...
Rick Barr
Reagin
download with it...
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Reagin
"Andrew" <and...@hvi.net> wrote in message
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> Why not "the" Quicken Credit Card (VISA) from Travelers, now Citibank?
>
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> My bank (SunTrust), who supported direct download of credit card
> transactions, sold my account to MBNA, who *doesn't* support it. Now
> I am looking for a new credit card . . . but most of the credit card
> issuers require that you also have a checking account with their bank
> in order to activate download into Quicken. I don't need another
> checking account.
>
> Has anyone found a credit card that supports direct download to
> Quicken without requiring a checking account with the same bank? Just
> to clarify, I want to download transactions into the Online center
> using one-step update. I'm *not* talking about the Web access
> function or importing a QIF file.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
I sympathize. I also have two Suntrust cards and was using PC
Banking. Web Access is practically worthless for use with Quicken. I
will be changing cards as a result of this move.
Not to mention that one month after MBNA obtained our accounts, they
raised the interest rate!
......... Peter (pstrisik at yahoo dot com)
Arnie Goetchius
transactions downloaded using one-step update.
Remove Underscore
step, but it does integrate quite nicely into Quicken.
Margaret Wilson
and collect the cashback bonus at the end of the year....
/Margaret
"Michael A. Abbaticchio" <abba...@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> As soon as you see them, you will want to cancel the card :) Even
Shitibank
> has lower aprs.
>
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> regards,
> Michael Abbaticchio
> ma...@abbaticc.com
> Reagin <r...@nomail.com> wrote in message
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> > Discovercard does, but I'm having trouble getting the finance charges to
> > download with it...
> >
> > "Rick Barr" <e...@metrolink.net> wrote in message
> > news:0j5fnsorr4o97asio...@4ax.com...
M. Johan Broekman
>
> The secret to using the Discover card is to pay your balance off every month
> and collect the cashback bonus at the end of the year....
>
> /Margaret
>
Why would anyone pay 20% interest from the moment they buy anything? By
paying off the total balance on time, every time YOU keep the use of
your money (even if it is only savings account interest) on average 5-6
weeks after you buy the thing. Yes it does require self control. Yes,
I know that's not always possible or easy. But at least split your
purchasing over 2 credit cards, and consistently pay off at least 1 of
them.
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Kevin Allen
<unid...@mindspring.com> wrote in message> I keep seeing negative remarks
in some of the news groups about FirstUSA
> credit cards, but I have not had any of the problems mentioned - they, in
> fact have been very satisfactory when I had to contact them with questions
> regarding items on my account!
I initially had some problems with First USA when they first started
downloading transactions I have not had any problems since they worked out
the initial bug.
Kevin Allen
Rick Barr
for one main reason -- you have to wait until the billing cycle ends
to get transactions downloaded, i.e. you get an entire month's
statement in one shot. If I do Web-connect today I only get stuff
that happened before my last statement. I want to download
transactions a few days after they happen. That's the way SunTrust
used to work.
Remove Underscore <_be...@usa.net> wrote:
>Webconnect works for just about any MBNA account. It is just an extra
>step, but it does integrate quite nicely into Quicken.
>
>On Fri, 21 Jul 2000 00:32:10 GMT, Rick Barr <e...@metrolink.net> wrote:
>
Barry E. Henley
daily transactions and to do a manual statement download (I'm still on Q98).
Works great.
Barry
<unid...@mindspring.com> wrote in message
> My Chevy Chase Card was sold to First USA and while Chevy Chase didn't
> support direct download, First USA does exactly what you want!
Orrie
Did anyone mention the Quicken Visa card. It originally was issued by
Traveler's Bank, but since Traveler's and Citibank merged, it is now
serviced by Citi. I don't know how you manage your credit, so it may or may
not be a good value for you.
Orrie
"Rick Barr" <e...@metrolink.net> wrote in message
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Rick Barr
Quicken card. I have verified with someone at FUSA (who seems to
understand the issue) that they can indeed support transaction
download without needing a deposit account. Since I prefer Visa to
MasterCard at this point (since I already have a MasterCard) I have
applied for a First USA Visa.
Rick
unid...@mindspring.com wrote:
>On Mon, 24 Jul 2000 01:31:19 GMT, Rick Barr <e...@metrolink.net> wrote:
>
>>Thanks for the info, but I've found MBNA's Web connect unsatisfactory
>>for one main reason -- you have to wait until the billing cycle ends
>>to get transactions downloaded, i.e. you get an entire month's
>>statement in one shot. If I do Web-connect today I only get stuff
>>that happened before my last statement. I want to download
>>transactions a few days after they happen. That's the way SunTrust
>>used to work.
>
Dan Swartzendruber
e...@metrolink.net says...
> Thanks to unidextr and others who suggested the First USA or the
> Quicken card. I have verified with someone at FUSA (who seems to
> understand the issue) that they can indeed support transaction
> download without needing a deposit account. Since I prefer Visa to
> MasterCard at this point (since I already have a MasterCard) I have
> applied for a First USA Visa.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding something. My Quicken credit card is Visa, so
where does mastercard come in?