Cal's point was probably that now that you've setup a bill pay service with
some provider, with or without Money involvement, they want to continue
charging you for that service. You aren't being charged because you have
Money installed. You're being charged because you signed up for some
service.

Does the phone company quit charging if you unplug the instruments? Does the
cable company quit charging if you throw you TVs away?

"Mr. Jacobs" <Amizo_26[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:2B737449-1726-427A-A67F-7FBA7F4F2E27[at]microsoft.com...
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well by putting Money back on my computer, i can monitor transacations on my
computer better. thats all

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, Mr. Jacobs wrote:

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I don't know what that would show you.

If somebody is charging you 6.95 per month, why would they want to
stop by virtue of your removing Microsoft Money?

I took Money off my computer but I'll just reinstall it and see if it is from
them or not. Thanks


"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, Mr. Jacobs wrote:

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I suspect it is your bank charging you that. Some banks do charge a
monthly fee for Microsoft Money interfacing. If you signed up MSN
Bill Pay, that could be a monthly charge. But I was thinking that
that amount is not 6.95 per month. I don't know that it might not
have gone up. And I assume that would be identified on your
statements. But you should definitely be able to find out who is
charging you and/or stop it.

How about this: "You don't know who is debiting my account? I don't
either. I refute the charge."

In microsoft.public.money, Cal Learner-- MVP wrote:

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They put a charge on your checking or credit card statement that
they have no idea where it is coming from? That seems hard to
believe. Try again. If they still don't know, dispute the charge.

I had a 7.77 charge appear on my credit card bill one time that I
had not bought anything from. At least I knew who the reported payee
was. Had I not brought that up to the credit card company, perhaps
it would have continued. That's an advantage of downloading
transactions from Microsoft Money. I see the transactions while they
are fresh, so it is easier for me to remember if they correspond to
something I actually bought.





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Also, there is not a monthly charge by Microsoft to use Microsoft
Money.

All it says Debit charge of 6.95. nothing else. It is annoying.

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, Mr. Jacobs wrote:

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If the charge is via your checking account or credit card, you
should be able to check the statement to see who is charging you.
You know somebody is charging you 6.95. So doesn't whatever tells
you that also tell you who is charging you?

If it doesn't, call the institution that shows the charge and ask
them what that charge is.




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I do not know thats the problem. I call my bank and they have no idea where
its coming from. They ask "do u have an online banking account with anyone"
and the only people I would have an account with, would be Microsoft Money.
I filled out all this info, my account number, my e-mail address and
everything and now, im gettin charged 6.95 and the only place i think of it
coming from is from Mircosoft.

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, Mr. Jacobs wrote:

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Who is charging you this money?

When I bought My Dell computer, Microsoft Works Suite was installed on it. In
the Microsoft Works Suite is Microsoft Money. I used Microsoft Money and set
it up, so i could check my checking account. Then i realized i did not need
it. and i thought I had canceled Microsoft Money service but now I am
recieving a month charge of 6.95 for online banking. And i wood like to stop
this charge.