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My team and I started a company a few months ago to distribute medical equipment and cleaning supplies to people in need. Nearly 2 weeks ago we started accepting credit card payments from our customers who were unable to write checks or pay by other methods which I thought would be very convenient for our business and for the customer, though I'd never used Quickbooks merchant services to accept payment. I noticed our deposits for some of these payments were on hold so I contacted QB support and they assured me it would take 5 days to process our new credit card setup and another day or so to receive the payment. That was fine - I waited that time frame then came back to support to get an update. They asked me to go through a review process to verify some info about our company and told me that after this they would be able to release the funds (keep in mind this whole time, we are purchasing equipment for these customers with funds that we are investing and funds coming in from other methods of payment because we have no access to the customer's money). It is now coming up on 2 weeks that I have been waiting on the payments to be deposited and they are telling me I must go through ANOTHER REVIEW which requires me to send all of my shipping and delivery information, and 6 months of bank statements (I DONT EVEN HAVE 6 MONTHS OF STATEMENTS WE JUST STARTED THE COMPANY THIS YEAR) and I have more orders to process that I can't because our funds are being held. I have sent all of this information to the email they asked me to and have not heard a peep since. On top of that, I asked what would happen if I weren't accepted for some reason and they said I would be responsible for refunds, the processing fees which are $2000+, and figuring out how to receive payment from these customers AGAIN. I am at a loss and don't know where to go from here. Please, someone, help if you have any experience with this type of situation. This is destroying my business and is going to put me in the hole for all of the processing fees and more since I am having to dedicate time to receive these payments from my customers again. Anything helps, please let me know what I should do. I never would have thought that Quickbooks would keep me from receiving payments from customers. I understand that fraud is increasing right now in this time of strife and confusion but I have done everything they asked and they will not release these payments.
I have been in touch with Quickbooks support on a daily basis. Each time I contact them there is something new that they are requiring for review and so far it has delayed release of my funds for coming up on two weeks. It's costing my business, affecting my employee's families, and keeping our customers from getting important supplies. I made this post as a desperate attempt to get information from other Quickbooks customers who are having (or have previously had) a similar experience with Merchant Services. I also wanted to document my ongoing experience so others who are researching whether to use Quickbooks Merchant Services for their businesses know the risks involved in doing so.
This has been an on-going issue for me as well. I have called no less than four times and deposit was held 10 days as of yesterday. This is the second time this has happened. I have trades threatening liens. This is not acceptable and there is no sense of urgency with anyone. Customer service just keeps repeating policy and script in book.
To start, you can log in to your Merchant Service Account. Review the payment and check if you see a Withheld status in the Method column. If so, it means that we are still checking if there are issues with the funds. You'll get an email at the email address you use to sign in to the merchant account why the payments are on hold. It will give you specific steps to fix any issues. I also suggest checking your spam folder if you can't see any emails.
I am facing the same issue. QB has placed a hold on my funds for no reason at all which I find unethical and disgusting. I bet my life that if someone held their money, they wouldn't stand for it. For my money that is owed to me to be placed on hold for work I have done is a crime. I will be removing my services from quickbooks for good. I have spoken to several different reps, and all they keep telling me is "We are a low security platform". Thankfully I asked if this will be a problem I will run into in the future, and I was informed that there is a possibility that it will happen. I will be ending my services for good. Who holds someone's money that they are owed? People have families to support and bills to pay. Does anyone at quickbooks have an ethical heart to at least give the person a heads up that a hold will happen, so that person can make adjustments with their suppliers, employees, and debtors. Explaining that I have a family, two kids to provide for and I am not able to take home a check to provide for my kids meant NOTHING. If anyone cares to read my post, end your services with quickbooks. It is not worth it.
I am having the same issue with quickbooks holding my credit card deposits. They keep wanting more and more information that changes daily. Do you all realize that their customer service people are not in the United States.
Do any of you have updates? Ive been trying for over a year to get 9000. in deposits on hold. Merry go round when we call! This is unacceptable and fraud. Help!! This should not be this difficult - its my money, paid to me and floating around somewhere other than my bank!!!. One suggestion was for me to let it go into unclaimed funds and then go in and claim it - what??? Now it has been too long to contact the customers to cancel their payments and pay with a check. This is crazy and I am livid. My next step will be contacting my attorney.
I sincerely understand where you're coming from, especially since it's been a long time that the funds are floating. I agree that it's unacceptable as it also affects your relationship with customers. Please know that we aim to return the funds to you.
In the meantime, we'll submit an internal complaint on your behalf to the Payments Team. I'll also take note of your experience with them. However, I still suggest reaching out to our representatives for further instructions.
I have 30 months of data that is from QuickBooks that I want to use to create a twelve month budget for our next fiscal year. each month's data is presented in columns with the account name in rows listed in the first column.(Column A). I want to extend the columns out for the next twelve months with the forecasted data per month for each expense line item represented in column A.
Since you mention Pivot Tables in your title, are you familiar with them enough to just create annual summaries from those last 30 months of data, or monthly summaries by year? It would be fairly straightforward PivotTable usage to have it create monthly averages for each category, if that would be helpful.
You also mention the FORECAST function, and I'll admit it's one I've rarely (if ever) used. That might suggest you're working with business accounts and budget....although I'm not really sure that 30 months of data would suffice other than very roughly.
Since you mention Pivot Tables in your title, are you familiar with them enough to just create annual summaries from those last 30 months of data, or monthly summaries by year?(not totally) It would be fairly straightforward PivotTable usage to have it create monthly averages for each category, if that would be helpful.(yes that would be helpful)
You also mention the FORECAST function, and I'll admit it's one I've rarely (if ever) used. That might suggest you're working with business accounts(yes) and budget....although I'm not really sure that 30 months of data would suffice other than very roughly.(I can go back and export as many months as would be helpful from our QuickBooks data)
Has anyone managed to get this working? I am able to install QuickBooks on Windows 7 using SCCM without a problem, but on Windows 10 it gives an error upon launching QuickBooks that a file is corrupt and to repair QuickBooks (however it seems to work fine after continuing past the error). I've narrowed it down to running as the SYSTEM user on Windows 10. If I use RunAs to run it as an administrative user account, it works fine. I've used RegShot and Procmon to look at exactly what the install is doing, and I can't find any notable difference between Windows 7 and 10 or between SYSTEM and admin user installs.
I'm just about at the end of my rope here, has anyone ever tried deploying QuickBooks on Windows 10 and succeeded? Alternatively, is there some way I can use the SYSTEM user's administrative power to run a program in the context of a user on the computer, but with administrative permissions? Using RunAs isn't a good long-term solution for us.
I just installed Wine and I am trying to get Quickbooks Pro 2019 installed.
But I can't figure out Wine and how to use it. This will be our accounting software for quite a while. Ubuntu with the Aardvark is my version.
Consider instead using QB in a Win 10 Virtual Machine on an Ubuntu Host. It's a well-trod path with community support for every step. It requires slightly heftier hardware...but not much. I've used it for years without any problems. You can update Ubuntu without affecting Windows, and you can update Windows without affecting Ubuntu. You can have QB open in a Win10 Window on your Ubuntu desktop. QB cannot communicate with your Ubuntu applications (unless you write a bridge, not for beginners), but can communicate with other Win10 applications. You can share files between Ubuntu and Win10.
QB Backups: From Day 1, you must back up your QB Company File regularly. I backup 2-3 times each month. An inexpensive 2GB USB drive plugged into the machine is excellent insurance in case of a hard drive failure. Everything else you can re-download and re-install from scratch with your notes, but the company data and transactions that you spent months of your life manually inputting cannot be replaced.
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