(1) If you continue with the same MS Money file (i.e., letting MS Money 2004
convert your file) then your Bill Pay service should still be properly set
up to work with MS Money 2004.

However, if you're talking about the 12 free months of online Bill Pay, then
that's another issue altogether. First, you must use MSN Bill Pay to get
the 12 free months. If you're already using MSN Bill Pay and just want the
12 additional free months, I'd suggest contacting MSN Bill Pay Customer
Service and have them give you the scoop on what you need to do. I was
originally told that I'd have to cancel my existing MSN Bill Pay account and
open a new one (including new setup of Payees, etc.) in order to get my free
months. During a subsequent phone call, I was told that my free months
could be added to my existing account. I went that route but not without
encountering a couple of glitches.

(2) The 3 years of online services means that online services (Quote
download, bank statement download, Bill Pay, etc.) will be enabled for MS
Money 2004 for 3 years. The 1 year that you refer to is the period that MSN
Bill Pay will be FREE.

Doug

"jack arute" <j_arutenospam[at]yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:079401c37b82$1c45b080$a301280a[at]phx.gbl...
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I have 2 questions for anyone who has upgraded from Deluxe
2003 to Deluxe 2004.

1) If I upgrade from Money 2003 Deluxe to Money 2004
deluxe, can I continiue my online BP using the same
account info or do I have to start a new BP service? If a
new one is not required, does the software walk you
through the process at setup time?

2)If I look at the Money comparision chart:
http://www.microsoft.com/money/info/comparison.asp
It says you get 3 years online services for Money Deluxe.
Is this correct? Because here it says you only get 1 year:
http://www.microsoft.com/money/info/services.asp

Thanks,
Jack