Bank of America issued us new cards with a new account number for an existing Alaska Airlines VISA card. The account wasn't closed for fraud or anything. They just sent out a new set of cards with a new card number but informed us that all transactions, etc. would remain on the account. I've dealt with this with another card before when there was a fraudulent transaction involved and the account was closed. In that case I've used "Add account" and created a new credit card account with the same name plus a number 2. So I attempted to do that in this case. I had to go through the sign-in and 2 factor verification with BofA, etc. and got to the usual Quicken dialog box where you confirm the new account you've set up with the accounts at that bank that Quicken finds. And usually you are allowed to edit the nickname as it will appear in Quicken. And to link it to an existing Quicken account if that applies. BUT, IN THIS CASE: Quicken identifies the account with Bank of America (the only one we have) and shows the new bank & card account # but in the line where I would link it with an existing Quicken account it says "don't add to Quicken" and none of the information in the dialog box is editable. So the only option is to close the dialog box that usually finishes the "Add account" process. And nothing is added or changed in Quicken, The existing Quicken account, in account info., still shows the OLD account number!
