Chase Credit Card - Direct Downloads

I currently have an American Express Card which offers direct statement
downloads into Money
I'm not really happy with the rewards offers associated and want to switch
to a Chase Amazon.com Visa
Does this offer direct downloads into Money or do I need to go through the
chase site and download the statement ?

Thanks
Jeff

Cal
Sun Mar 30 13:38:12 CDT 2008

In microsoft.public.money, Jeff wrote:

>I currently have an American Express Card which offers direct statement
>downloads into Money
>I'm not really happy with the rewards offers associated and want to switch
>to a Chase Amazon.com Visa
>Does this offer direct downloads into Money or do I need to go through the
>chase site and download the statement ?


Go to
http://www.microsoft.com/money/bankonline.aspx?FirstLetter=A&FinananceOrganisationType=CreditCardProvidersOnly#51
and chose American Express. Note the description. It does not say
"web". It does not say "third party".

Then click to other prospective credit cards and contrast the
descriptions.

Jeff
Sun Mar 30 16:31:01 CDT 2008

Carl

Thanks
The Amazon.com Chase Card is not listed, but Chase is
Under the details it simply says

Statements
You can also use this bank's bill payment service from within Microsoft Money

Direct Services are the fastest, easiest way to connect with your financial
institution and have your statements automatically downloaded into Money
directly from your financial institution.

I'm somewhat unclear
Does this mean Chase Cars offer Direct Services or is it simply information
about Direct Services?

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

> In microsoft.public.money, Jeff wrote:
>
> >I currently have an American Express Card which offers direct statement
> >downloads into Money
> >I'm not really happy with the rewards offers associated and want to switch
> >to a Chase Amazon.com Visa
> >Does this offer direct downloads into Money or do I need to go through the
> >chase site and download the statement ?
>
>
> Go to
> http://www.microsoft.com/money/bankonline.aspx?FirstLetter=A&FinananceOrganisationType=CreditCardProvidersOnly#51
> and chose American Express. Note the description. It does not say
> "web". It does not say "third party".
>
> Then click to other prospective credit cards and contrast the
> descriptions.
>
>
>

Cal
Sun Mar 30 18:14:43 CDT 2008

In microsoft.public.money, Jeff wrote:

>Thanks
>The Amazon.com Chase Card is not listed, but Chase is
>Under the details it simply says
>
>Statements
>You can also use this bank's bill payment service from within Microsoft Money
>
>Direct Services are the fastest, easiest way to connect with your financial
>institution and have your statements automatically downloaded into Money
>directly from your financial institution.
>
>I'm somewhat unclear
>Does this mean Chase Cars offer Direct Services or is it simply information
>about Direct Services?

Yes that is what the phrase means, since it is not accompanied by
the phrase "by a third party".

I do not have an opinion whether the "Amazon.com Chase Card" is the
same as a Chase card.

Marilyn
Sun Mar 30 18:40:41 CDT 2008

While a regular Chase card provides direct downloads, Chase charges
$10/month for that service. Before signing up with Amazon Chase, you should
call them and ask what services they provide and what is the fee they charge
for those services.
--
Peace,
BobJ



"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup@please.tnx> wrote in message
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> In microsoft.public.money, Jeff wrote:
>
>>Thanks
>>The Amazon.com Chase Card is not listed, but Chase is
>>Under the details it simply says
>>
>>Statements
>>You can also use this bank's bill payment service from within Microsoft
>>Money
>>
>>Direct Services are the fastest, easiest way to connect with your
>>financial
>>institution and have your statements automatically downloaded into Money
>>directly from your financial institution.
>>
>>I'm somewhat unclear
>>Does this mean Chase Cars offer Direct Services or is it simply
>>information
>>about Direct Services?
>
> Yes that is what the phrase means, since it is not accompanied by
> the phrase "by a third party".
>
> I do not have an opinion whether the "Amazon.com Chase Card" is the
> same as a Chase card.
>
>

Tom
Mon Mar 31 05:38:29 CDT 2008

I have an Amazon Chase Card and receive downloads to Money Plus for free.
Yes, you set it up as a Chase Credit Card. I just called them and asked.
No mention of any changes.

"Marilyn & Bob" <Privacy@nospam.please> wrote in message
news:ePSg49rkIHA.4712@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> While a regular Chase card provides direct downloads, Chase charges
> $10/month for that service. Before signing up with Amazon Chase, you
> should call them and ask what services they provide and what is the fee
> they charge for those services.
> --
> Peace,
> BobJ
>
>
>
> "Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup@please.tnx> wrote in message
> news:2h70v3pl7em289blvirojlqb8i3seku0js@4ax.com...
>> In microsoft.public.money, Jeff wrote:
>>
>>>Thanks
>>>The Amazon.com Chase Card is not listed, but Chase is
>>>Under the details it simply says
>>>
>>>Statements
>>>You can also use this bank's bill payment service from within Microsoft
>>>Money
>>>
>>>Direct Services are the fastest, easiest way to connect with your
>>>financial
>>>institution and have your statements automatically downloaded into Money
>>>directly from your financial institution.
>>>
>>>I'm somewhat unclear
>>>Does this mean Chase Cars offer Direct Services or is it simply
>>>information
>>>about Direct Services?
>>
>> Yes that is what the phrase means, since it is not accompanied by
>> the phrase "by a third party".
>>
>> I do not have an opinion whether the "Amazon.com Chase Card" is the
>> same as a Chase card.
>>
>>
>
>