Merril Lynch account still not working
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Agreed. Unacceptable that a connection issue with a top financial institution like Merrill is not a high priority for Quicken to get fixed. I'm either going to have to dump Merrill or dump Quicken.
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Yeah it's been 3 months - I actually liked the product too but I will have to let it expire at the end of the month and switch services because of the Merrill connection.
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I also canceled my renewal over this. I'm not going to pay a price increase when I can't connect one my main accounts for several months
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This is just not right anymore. How is it possible that Quicken has not repaired the link to Merrill Lynch yet. [removed] I’ve had it!
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What exactly is the issue? Is it on the Quicken side or on the ML side? What are the steps being followed? Glad to know you "are working on it" what is being done or are you feeing us a line?
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Updates pls Quicken? what are the steps you are taking?
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How is it possible that this is still an issue. It's absolutely ridiculous. None of my other accounts where I link Merrill has this problem (Credit Karma, Wealthfront, etc).
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Has the support team even acknowledged this issue yet? ETA?
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i heard they are blaming Merrill, but not sure it is. Regardless - want less lip service.
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I do not see issues in [removed] or [removed]. Seems that it's a Quicken issue. Would be great to have an update, since it's been 3 months and the suggested fixes I've received from customer service and chat have made the problem worse (disconnect and reconnect accounts, make accounts manual…)
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They probably use different companies that connect to the banks. In the case of Simplifi, the connection is one of something like Intuit (the original) or Plaid connectors (there may be a 3rd company too). And, we don't necessarily get to choose which one is used (or have access to all of them). My point here, though, is that Quicken uses a 3rd party for the bank connections, and can only wait for them to fix it, or switch to a different connector company for that bank.
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Rob Wilkens0