For the most part, I don't add new payees for Quicken to send to my Huntington Bank Bill Pay. This week I encountered a bizarre situation. Years ago I set up a new payee for my Lowes account. At the time, I set it up in quicken and - to the best of my recollection - my Huntington Bank used the entry for a Huntington payee. As the years went by, I used Lowes less and less until a few weeks ago I decided to exercise my Lowes credit card in their store. Since it had been years since I'd done that, I checked the properties of the 'old' Lowes payee description. Lo and behold, the payee address was no longer valid. I first tired to edit the old Payee entry with the new address. I then send a trial payment using the new payee to Huntington Bank. Clearly it didn't work. When I checked the Huntington site and checked for the newly-scheduled Lowes payment. It wasn't there at all. I figured it was because the 'new' Payee info did not match the bank's old Lowes Payee info. I next went to the Huntington Bill Pay page and edited the 'old' entry with the new address. I tried again but again nothing happened. I next tried deleting the old Lowes payee data on the Huntington site and tried again to send the payment in new Payee info in Quicken to Huntington, thinking Huntington Bill Pay would see the Lowes payee info and add it as a 'new' payee to Huntington's system. That did nothing, and when I sent a Quicken transaction to Huntington, I just got an innocuous 'Problem' message in Quicken. I'm at a loss as to why all this is happening. Anyone else out there have a problem like this?
