> Here's the 2004 fine print:
> The MSN Bill Pay special 24-month offer provides you with up to 24
provides
> you with up to 24 months of free online bill pay service. This MSN Bill
Pay
> offer may be combined with other MSN Bill Pay free offers for not more
than
> 24 free months of successive MSN Bill Pay service during any 24-month
> period. Pay any business or person with a U.S. mailing address (a bill
> payment) or transfer funds between your checking, savings, and brokerage
> accounts (a funds transfer) held at U.S. financial institutions. Make up
to
> 15 bill payments and funds transfers combined per month. Each additional
> bill payment is $.50 and each additional funds transfer is $1.50. There is
> no charge to receive e-bills. An existing checking or money market account
> is required. After your free months of service expire, you will be charged
> the then current fee for MSN Bill Pay Deluxe. The fee will be
automatically
> deducted from your checking or money market account until you cancel your
> MSN Bill Pay account or select another plan. If you cancel before your
free
> MSN Bill Pay offer expires, you will not be charged.
> The MSN Bill Pay special 12-month offer provides you with up to 12 months
> provides you with up to 12 months of free online bill pay service. This
MSN
> Bill Pay offer may be combined with other MSN Bill Pay free offers for not
> more than 12 free months of successive MSN Bill Pay service during any
> 12-month period. Pay any business or person with a U.S. mailing address (a
> bill payment) or transfer funds between your checking, savings, and
> brokerage accounts (a funds transfer) held at U.S. financial institutions.
> Make up to 15 bill payments and funds transfers combined per month. Each
> additional bill payment is $.50 and each additional funds transfer is
$1.50.
> There is no charge to receive e-bills. An existing checking or money
market
> account is required. After your free months of service expire, you will be
> charged the then current fee for MSN Bill Pay Deluxe. The fee will be
> automatically deducted from your checking or money market account until
you
> cancel your MSN Bill Pay account or select another plan. If you cancel
> before your free MSN Bill Pay offer expires, you will not be charged.
> "Ion Control" <IonControl[at]echobase.rebelalliance.net> wrote in message
> news:Olyeb6HUDHA.2260[at]TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> > You can either sign up under a new PassPort (and I would assume a new
SSN)
> > or you can buy the Premium version which should extend your free trial
to
> 24
> > months. You cannot have two promotions back-to-back, unless the 2nd one
> is
> > for a longer period (my understanding). I don't know if you could pay
for
> a
> > month or two and then try another free trial. Anyway, after rebate,
> premium
> > cost ~$70. The extra 12 months of BillPay are worth ~$72, so you can
> > actually get Premium for free (after a year). If you go to the Sign up
> page
> > and pretend like you're a new customer, you'll see all the details in
the
> > fine print at the bottom of the first page.
> > > "Alex Pavluck" <apavluck[at]tulane.edu> wrote in message
> > news:5b25d100.0307220653.54f001c6[at]posting.google.com...
> > > Is there a version of Money 2004 that will provide MSN bill pay
> > > services for free if I am currently using MSN bill pay for free from
> > > my Money 2003 Deluxe purchase (expires in Aug). Deluxe seems to say
> > > that this is only available to new customers - Can I cancel and sign
> > > back up? Premium does not indicate one way or the other. PLEASE
> > > ADVISE.
> > > > > Alex
>

> You can either sign up under a new PassPort (and I would assume a new SSN)
> or you can buy the Premium version which should extend your free trial to
24
> months. You cannot have two promotions back-to-back, unless the 2nd one
is
> for a longer period (my understanding). I don't know if you could pay for
a
> month or two and then try another free trial. Anyway, after rebate,
premium
> cost ~$70. The extra 12 months of BillPay are worth ~$72, so you can
> actually get Premium for free (after a year). If you go to the Sign up
page
> and pretend like you're a new customer, you'll see all the details in the
> fine print at the bottom of the first page.
> "Alex Pavluck" <apavluck[at]tulane.edu> wrote in message
> news:5b25d100.0307220653.54f001c6[at]posting.google.com...
> > Is there a version of Money 2004 that will provide MSN bill pay
> > services for free if I am currently using MSN bill pay for free from
> > my Money 2003 Deluxe purchase (expires in Aug). Deluxe seems to say
> > that this is only available to new customers - Can I cancel and sign
> > back up? Premium does not indicate one way or the other. PLEASE
> > ADVISE.
> > > Alex

> Is there a version of Money 2004 that will provide MSN bill pay
> services for free if I am currently using MSN bill pay for free from
> my Money 2003 Deluxe purchase (expires in Aug). Deluxe seems to say
> that this is only available to new customers - Can I cancel and sign
> back up? Premium does not indicate one way or the other. PLEASE
> ADVISE.
> Alex