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| "Ron Rosenfeld" <ronrosenfeld[at]nospam.org> wrote in message news 6fo431nrqaqhrd6n310cldil4u1evnb1u[at]4ax.com...- quote - > On Thu, 17 May 2007 00:01:25 -0400, "theorbo" <reply[at]to-group.nfo> wrote: http://groups.google.com/groups/sear...ey&qt_s=Search> However, if I don't even get a message in Money that there is a bill > available > to be viewed, then the service is not particularly useful to me. I can > get > notification directly from the various payees that provide that service. > --ron Maybe there is some more info in this search? |
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| On Thu, 17 May 2007 00:01:25 -0400, "theorbo" <reply[at]to-group.nfo> wrote: - quote - > Ron, my bank (Netbank) allows you to access their online bill pay via the
Thanks for that information.> Money software. It is strictly PAYING bills, you don't get an image or > message in Money saying that you have a new bill. At one time (Money 2000 > ??) you would get a message and be able to view an image of the bill within > the software. That is the functionality that is no longer supported. Let me > know if you have further questions or want more explanation. I don't mind going to the BillPay web site to VIEW the bill, so long as I can PAY it within Money. However, if I don't even get a message in Money that there is a bill available to be viewed, then the service is not particularly useful to me. I can get notification directly from the various payees that provide that service. --ron |
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| "Ron Rosenfeld" <ronrosenfeld[at]nospam.org> wrote in message news:94an4353k8oigum41a5pujab49biekpp3t[at]4ax.com... - quote - > On Wed, 16 May 2007 17:19:11 -0400, "theorbo" <reply[at]to-group.nfo> wrote:
Ron, my bank (Netbank) allows you to access their online bill pay via the> If I understand you correctly, you are still able to pay the bills from > within > Microsoft Money. Is that correct? > My bill pay provider is MSN Bill Pay. I'm guessing from what you write > that > your bill pay provider is your bank. Is that correct? > --ron Money software. It is strictly PAYING bills, you don't get an image or message in Money saying that you have a new bill. At one time (Money 2000 ??) you would get a message and be able to view an image of the bill within the software. That is the functionality that is no longer supported. Let me know if you have further questions or want more explanation. D |
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| On Wed, 16 May 2007 17:19:11 -0400, "theorbo" <reply[at]to-group.nfo> wrote: - quote - > While Money once had this feature, unfortunately there is currently no way
If I understand you correctly, you are still able to pay the bills from within> that I know of to view bills within the software (other than using the > internal web browser). If your bank is like my bank I view bills at their > website (or the merchants') but can pay the bills through the software. No, > it's not ideal. Microsoft Money. Is that correct? My bill pay provider is MSN Bill Pay. I'm guessing from what you write that your bill pay provider is your bank. Is that correct? --ron |
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| While Money once had this feature, unfortunately there is currently no way that I know of to view bills within the software (other than using the internal web browser). If your bank is like my bank I view bills at their website (or the merchants') but can pay the bills through the software. No, it's not ideal. "Ron Rosenfeld" <ronrosenfeld[at]nospam.org> wrote in message news:3qrl4391i4bf8pjv39f5m2b9e7fe0cng0d[at]4ax.com... - quote - > I recently switched from using Checkfree (original user) to MSN BillPay > within > Microsoft Money 2007. > I note on the MSN BillPay site there is an option, for several of my > payees, to > receive the bills electronically. > If I choose to do this, how does this interact with Microsoft Money? > (I've not > been able to find any documentation about this feature; and I don't want > to use > it if I have to log on to the MSN BillPay web site and pay these bills > outside > of Money). > --ron |
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| I recently switched from using Checkfree (original user) to MSN BillPay within Microsoft Money 2007. I note on the MSN BillPay site there is an option, for several of my payees, to receive the bills electronically. If I choose to do this, how does this interact with Microsoft Money? (I've not been able to find any documentation about this feature; and I don't want to use it if I have to log on to the MSN BillPay web site and pay these bills outside of Money). --ron |
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