B_A said: You would think that Quicken (being the No. 1 personal finance software.... according to Quicken) would be able to exert a little influence on M by GS to get them to play ball with their software. It's been months since the switch from Capitol One. It's time for someone to do something, [Removed - Violation of Community Guidelines]
mazur777 said: > @Boatnmaniac said: > Why do you think that Quicken can "force" any financial institution to enter into a contract with them...and, therefore, pay them...to support Quicken? It is entirely the financial institution's decision as to whether or not they will support Quicken and as noted by others M by GS has, at least for now, decided not to support Quicken for this GM credit card. If you want the GM credit card to support Quicken you (and others) should contact M by GS and request that of them. If they get enough customers requesting it they might develop the business case to spend the financial, capital and personnel resources to do just that. Marcus was working fine for at least 1.5 years…..the problem/concern is that quicken has known about this issue for some time and has done nothing….paying for something that us not working and was is an issue. You have said you have not been following and you jump in with your opinion….