On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 12:59:23 -0500, "ralph sanchez"
<Xrsanchez[at]texupport.netX> wrote:

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I think you can just disable online updates in money entirely and
still use you bank's web site to pay bills etc. I don't think you have
to have online updates enabled to just download an ofx file into money
from the banks web site. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm
wrong, but I think that's the above is true.

Jim

Just as you described, I set up my a-pays through my bank's website months
ago. As of a few weeks ago, they started to appear in my bill schedule in
MS Money after syncing with my bank. This created duplicate entries which
weren't allocated properly. I was able to delete them, but now everytime I
set up an e-pay via the bank's website, it also shows up in my register in
money after synchronizing. It's annoying to have to go in afterwords and
delete all of the duplicates. A bigger issue, though, is that right after
my bank apparently enabled this behavior, they sent me a notice in the mail
which said that they were going to start charging a monthly fee for using
Automatic Bill Pay via money.

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Ralph Sanchez
www.texupport.net


"Mike" <mmcdaniel1960[at]comcast.net> wrote in message
news:1173802831.721158.231730[at]t69g2000cwt.googlegroups.com...
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Ralph - you don't need to turn off the bill payment. Just don't set-
up any e-pays or a-pays in Money. You can still submit such payments
directly from your FI's website, and download all transactions to
Money.
Mike

My bank recently enabled Online Bill Payment from within Money, but
I'd rather not use this feature at all. In Money 2007, is it possible
to disable Online Bill Payment but continue to use Online Updates for
a particular account?

I still prefer to use Online Bill Payment through my bank's own
website, but here doesn't appear to be a way to turn off the interface
to MS Money from their end.

Thanks,
rsanchez
http://www.texupport.net
Ralph Sanchez
http://www.texupport.net