Chase - OL-393-A Errors [Edited]
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The squeaky wheel gets the grease.
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Agreed, and that is why people should be squeaking to Chase.Jerry Pederson said:The squeaky wheel gets the grease.Signature:
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> @Yoramariel said:
> I am receiving OL-393-A error upon downloading Chase data when "Bring My Payment Information Up To Date" is checked. When unchecked, no error. Transactions are downloaded in either case.
I have exactly the same issue. It is curious that the error only occurs when "Bring My Payment Information Up To Date" is checked.
I am using Direct Connect Bill pay. I have already sent my log files with the requested subject line.
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Who did you squeak with and what grease did you use? What was their response? Chase is a big, big company, and calls get misdirected.` Publishing a telephone number and a Chase contact would help ensure the message got through. Quicken, obviously should be the lead and update their customers on the status, not you and me?
Have a great day.
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Same issue. Started early last week. Affects only my Chase accounts.
Not using Direct Bill Pay, so don't believe that's a factor.
I have 5 Accounts with Chase.
If I deactivate 3 (2 checking, 1 Saving) and allow for my credit card and a savings account to update, all works.
If I add the other checking accounts, I get the window enabling "Bring My Payment Information Up To Date". If that's checked, it fails, unchecked, it works.
This occurred to me last year and I had to create a new Quicken file and reimport all my accounts.
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Contacted Chase Private Client customer support, they say Chase is aware of issue which started when Quicken made a change early this week. :# They say Quicken problem,2
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I really think this is a Quicken problem, not Chase. I have Quicken Premier installed on both my desktop and laptop computers. I also have two separate Quicken files that I use. One file gets the 393 error from Chase but the other does not. This happens the same on both computers. So it seems to me that there is something in the one file that is not right with respect to my Chase accounts. Not sure how to find or fix that. I do have the billpay option turned off.0
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At the beginning of this fiasco, it was mentioned that Direct Connect and Bill Pay were the problem. I found my Q was using both, although, I never set them on. Once I turned off the Bank Bill Pay option, the error disappeared. I do not know what else this might effect. It is curious that it just started happening last week. Even if Chase made some change, it is up to Quicken to adapt their program to correct Quicken's operation.0
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For the last few days I've been getting a comment during one-step update about an error with Chase. No error code, it says the problem may be temporary and I should try again later. The good news is that all 3 of my Chase accounts (checking + 2 credit card accounts) are updating just fine despite this message. I have the latest version of Quicken deluxe for Windows (W10) and use quickpay to pay those credit card accounts. Another interesting behavior is that when I do use quickpay with these credit cards I get a message warning me that if I haven't done that before I need to take action. I ignore the message and everything is fine; quickpay works. And my final interesting but non-impacting behavior is that Quicken said it updated one Chase account when it actually updated 3 before it started with the error message above.0
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Now I am having the same problem: error OL-393-A but transactions download anyway with Chase bank. Process has been working for years and I have not changed anything. I do not have bill pay activated. Has this issue been figured out?0
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This is a rather major bank issue which would affect probably thousands of quicken customers. I hope that quicken support is going to have a look at this as soon as possible and assigns the right priority to it.0
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GlennZ said:Contacted Chase Private Client customer support, they say Chase is aware of issue which started when Quicken made a change early this week.
They say Quicken problem,
Personally, I believe that Chase is just trying to cover up for their mistake.DHUNZS6niS6w said:I really think this is a Quicken problem, not Chase. I have Quicken Premier installed on both my desktop and laptop computers. I also have two separate Quicken files that I use. One file gets the 393 error from Chase but the other does not. This happens the same on both computers. So it seems to me that there is something in the one file that is not right with respect to my Chase accounts. Not sure how to find or fix that. I do have the billpay option turned off.
Let's look at the facts.- Direct Connect is Quicken (the program on your machine) talking directly to the Chase server.
- People that haven't yet install any new versions of Quicken in weeks are getting the problem.
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The Fact is the error is occurring on the Quicken product. If the cause of the error originated from Chase so be it. It is still a Quicken problem and Quicken needs to resolve the problem for the benefit of its customers. It might require Quicken to interface with the people at Chase. In short, no matter how you look at it, it is a Quicken problem and therefore a problem for many Quicken customers.
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And that is why Quicken Inc is "chasing it" as best they can (even if it isn't their problem directly):Jerry Pederson said:The Fact is the error is occurring on the Quicken product. If the cause of the error originated from Chase so be it. It is still a Quicken problem and Quicken needs to resolve the problem for the benefit of its customers. It might require Quicken to interface with the people at Chase. In short, no matter how you look at it, it is a Quicken problem and therefore a problem for many Quicken customers.
https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7913242/new-5-10-2022-chase-ol-393-a/p1?new=1
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Amen. Now we will see how long it takes to get a resolution to the problem.
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I have started to get this error message. I use my chase checking account for bill pay THROUGH CHASE, not through Quicken. I pay my bills through Chase and then this gets downloaded into Quicken every day. Can I de-activate Bill Pay in the quicken account? Will that resolve the 393A error that I keep getting? I do not know who else to call about this error which comes up every time I do one step update. Thank you.0
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I'm looking for an answer too. It is Day 6 for me.0
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Thanks Greg. Maybe Quicken will help us. I use my checking account at Chase to pay my bills. I only use Quicken to download what Chase has already done. I do not use Quicken to pay the bills or remind me of the bills. It is simply the vehicle to download what Chase paid. Somehow I know that this is the issue, I am just not sure of what to check or uncheck so that this works properly and we can get rid of the error code.0
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To clarify, is the Direct Bill Payment option changed within Quicken or directly at Chase.com?0
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Badget51, I am not sure of the answer to this. I do not know what DIRECT Bill Payment is. I know that I pay my bills on the Chase site, never through Quicken. Quicken just records the payments. I have never clicked anything in Quicken asking it to pay bills. But I do get the error message and it says that I have bill pay, do I want to quit bill pay. I am afraid to click that for fear that it will mess up Chase which is where I pay my bills. Should I click that off and see if I can get rid of the error message?
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I use Direct Connect Bill Pay with Chase (by the way, this function is normally great). I, too, am receiving the error everyone else is. Everything seems to be working as expected except for receiving the actual error message. I can still pay bills in Quicken and they show up right away in my Chase account. I receive all of my updates correctly from my 5 Chase accounts. My guess is that Quicken is expecting something during the transmission with Chase that it is not receiving and as a result throwing an error message.0
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I use Direct Connect, but don't see any option to turn Bill Pay on or off.
Using the most current version of Q Deluze0 -
Again, for anyone stumbling across this topic -I have found, at least for me, that my One Step Update is working and downloading transactions AND also uploading SEND transactions for Chase Bill Payments - but then I also receive the {bogus} OL-393 error message...You can check your SENT bill payments by logging into the Chase online website, go to the Payment Activity, and see if your uploaded payments are sitting there... Pending - all of mine are.... everything still works - just with the bogus error message.0
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Same OL-393-A error on a Chase update. I do use Chase Bill Pay. Been going on for days. I have submitted a problem report to quicken.0
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Sounds to me like it is a Quicken problem. Quicken, please fix this. Thank you.0
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Your problem sounds different than what is being describe here. I suggest that you start your own question (select New Post from the top right of this page) and put in as much details as you have, and a screenshot of the error would be good too.Robert said:My chase isn't downloading. I have one checking account with direct connect bill pay and several credit cards. I've tried resetting accounts, but that doesn't help. I don't get error message, just a generic "an error has occurred" when update is happening. On update summary, my chase account isn't even listed. HELP.Signature:
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As suggested by @Chris_QPW - I have flagged this as suggesting to split off into a separate discussionRobert said: My chase isn't downloading.
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