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Old 02-23-2009, 12:55 PM   #1
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Quickbooks 2009 Online Banking
We are thinking of upgrading our old Quickbooks version to the QB Pro 2009 version. A number of reviewers on Amazon pan the software for its online banking capabilities.

Any comments regarding the online banking features would be appreciated.

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We go directly through our bank for the online capabilities. QB zaps on any fee they can for online usage/direct deposit/etc.

if you do any transactions online (EFT), you just note that in QB as EFT, instead of assigining a check number.
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We go directly through our bank for the online
Same here, I use B of A and they have it where I can d/l my statements to Quickbooks Pro. But yes, Quickbooks charges for everything.

I had a data loss issue and they charged me $79 to help with no guarantee to fix it.
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