Quicken won't stop sending me alerts

Tim_Boyer
Tim_Boyer Quicken Windows Subscription Member

Paid support hasn't worked; maybe the community has some ideas. I was a Mint user; tried Quicken; decided it wasn't for me. So I cancelled renewal, deleted all my accounts both from the Mobile and Desktop, uninstalled, and moved on.

I'm still getting alerts. 'You have a bill due soon! Avoid late fees…'. I called once, explained what was happening, and they said 'it's fixed now'. It wasn't. I called again, and was told that I needed to re-install the desktop, sign in, go to edit/preferences/alerts and message and uncheck all four options. I did. Still getting alerts.

I've got no accounts entered. I can block the emails, but my real concern is - where is this information coming from? Is my data still being kept somewhere, even though I've cancelled and deleted everything?

Thanks in advance for any enlightenment!

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  • Tim_Boyer
    Tim_Boyer Quicken Windows Subscription Member

    Apologies - this is Windows. I have posted in the wrong forum. But thanks for the quick reply!

  • Tim_Boyer
    Tim_Boyer Quicken Windows Subscription Member

    R57.26, build 27.1.57.26 on Windows 11.

    I was a Mint user; tried Quicken; decided it wasn't for me. So I cancelled renewal, deleted all my accounts both from the Mobile and Desktop, uninstalled, and moved on.

    I'm still getting alerts. 'You have a bill due soon! Avoid late fees…'. I called once, explained what was happening, and they said 'it's fixed now'. It wasn't. I called again, and was told that I needed to re-install the desktop, sign in, go to edit/preferences/alerts and message and uncheck all four options. I did. Still getting alerts.

    I've got no accounts entered. I can block the emails, but my real concern is - where is this information coming from? Is my data still being kept somewhere, even though I've cancelled and deleted everything?

    Thanks in advance for any enlightenment!

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