"Ed Hansberry, MS-MVP/Mobile Devices"
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It is back.
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"STinGA" <no.email[at]news.group> wrote:

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FWIW, it isn't showing as available within Money Plus either. I
was doing it with 2006 before I got sick of the passport login
feature, again.
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My second paragraph contains info about Yodlee account where there is no
problem accessing the Home Depot Credit Card account.

As you said about your account, the same is true for me, not enough activity
to really worry about it working with money. But it is the principle of the
whole thing with Microsoft advertising a product to work with certain FI's
and then changing the list after selling the product.

Anyway, thanks for your reply. Mainly wondering if any other Money 2007
users had the same problem with Home Depot accounts. Must not be many folks
using Home Depot Credit Cards.....

"Art McClinton" wrote:

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I have a Home Depot Card and had never set it up as I do not use Yodlee or
Cashedge (see the discussions over the past many years). I had assumed that
Home Depot Card had changed to use one of the Turing tests to validate a
human was accessing the web site, but I just logged into the website and it
is simple username password. I normally have so few entries I simply type
them in. When I have a large collection, I go to the web site and download
the QIF file and enter it manually.

You are correct, it no longer is in the list. I do not know why. If you
really want to check out the issue, I would go to www.yodlee.com and set up
your own account under Yodlee and see if they support Home Depot. When I did
use Yodlee I found that they responded very quickly to situations similar to
this.

Art

"STinGA" <no.email[at]news.group> wrote in message
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I noticed about a week ago that my Home Depot Credit card account is no
longer updating. I checked the list of financial institutions that are
supported at http://www.microsoft.com/money/bankonline.aspx and it no longer
appears in the list. Of course, this list is on a web page for Money Plus
so I don't know if it is valid for Money 2007 Deluxe or not.

I opened a support request with MS and they are telling me that the problem
is with Yodlee and that Yodlee is working on the problem. I think that may
be incorrect since I can log into a Yodlee account accumulation account and
it will still talk to and update with Home Depot Credit Card.

In MS Money 2007 Deluxe on the Review Update Results page the following
message for Home Depot Credit Card shows with an ! icon: "This bank or
brokerage no longer provides online updates to Money. You can update this
account by typing in transactions."

Looks to me like MS has arbitrarily removed Home Depot Credit Card from the
list. It was in the list of supported sites when I purchased MS Money 2007
Deluxe.

Anyone else experiencing this with Home Depot Credit Card?