From: "Glenn Meadows" 

Most banks are now offering free, or nearly free, online bill pay, much
like the Quicken Bill Pay services.  I bank at AmSouth, and they even have
the ability to download your data in QIF format to interface to Quicken.

Why PAY for someone to print/mail your checks, when most banks are now
willing to do it for you for free????

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Glenn M.
"Robert Comer"  wrote in
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>> How do they disable something on your computer? I mean you make it sound
>> like they have the capability to monitor every transaction you make.
>
> They disable the online stuff, not stuff on your computer itself, but
> anyway, Quicken billpay has sent me a new copy of the latest before they
> disable the old one. (it pays them to do that so I continue to pay for
> billpay...)
>
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> Bob Comer
>
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> "Geo"  wrote in message
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>> "Gregg N"  wrote in message
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>>> They have been disabling online banking once the product is more than
>>> two versions old. See
>>
>> How do they disable something on your computer? I mean you make it sound
>> like they have the capability to monitor every transaction you make.
>>
>> I just use it as an electronic checkbook, I actually make the payments
>> via
>> each vendor's website (electric/phone/ect all have pay online features).
>>
>> Geo.
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>>
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