Any Experience with Bank One Online Bill Pay?

I just signed up for Bank One Online Bill Pay, after hearing that a
recent service upgrade allowed much tighter integration with MS Money
and other finance softwares. However, when I try to set up my account
for making an electronic payment and get the set up online provider
screen, I am met with only two choices: MSN Bill Pay or CheckFree
(existing customers only). Does anyone know how I can use Bank One's
online bill payment with MS Money? Preferably, I'd like to be able to
receive the e-bills and other features. I hope that this is not only
available to MSN Bill Pay.

Thanks in advance,
Kenneth

Harold
Tue May 04 01:00:35 CDT 2004

Integration works a little different. Set up your payees at Bank One. Then
wait a couple days for downloads to catch up. You'll see an icon on your
payees indicating they are matched to Bank One payees on your account. Make
an online payment and it will go to bankone. You'll also notice that the
options "Electronic Payment" and "Electronic Transfer" appear under your
transaction type.

I've just had the service for a little while myself, and I don't feel I
understand all it can do.

"Kenneth" <kenneth@nospampardue.com> wrote in message
news:109e2tp42m1pe3a@corp.supernews.com...
> I just signed up for Bank One Online Bill Pay, after hearing that a
> recent service upgrade allowed much tighter integration with MS Money
> and other finance softwares. However, when I try to set up my account
> for making an electronic payment and get the set up online provider
> screen, I am met with only two choices: MSN Bill Pay or CheckFree
> (existing customers only). Does anyone know how I can use Bank One's
> online bill payment with MS Money? Preferably, I'd like to be able to
> receive the e-bills and other features. I hope that this is not only
> available to MSN Bill Pay.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Kenneth

Jim
Tue May 04 19:01:25 CDT 2004

call Bank One and they will probably send you some instructions on how to
set up their bill pay service with money. Most banks do this - it pretty
easy.

Jim

"Harold Morgan" <harold_morgan@beethoven.com> wrote in message
news:16mdnRMGvuobrArdRVn-gg@gbronline.com...
> Integration works a little different. Set up your payees at Bank One. Then
> wait a couple days for downloads to catch up. You'll see an icon on your
> payees indicating they are matched to Bank One payees on your account.
Make
> an online payment and it will go to bankone. You'll also notice that the
> options "Electronic Payment" and "Electronic Transfer" appear under your
> transaction type.
>
> I've just had the service for a little while myself, and I don't feel I
> understand all it can do.
>
> "Kenneth" <kenneth@nospampardue.com> wrote in message
> news:109e2tp42m1pe3a@corp.supernews.com...
> > I just signed up for Bank One Online Bill Pay, after hearing that a
> > recent service upgrade allowed much tighter integration with MS Money
> > and other finance softwares. However, when I try to set up my account
> > for making an electronic payment and get the set up online provider
> > screen, I am met with only two choices: MSN Bill Pay or CheckFree
> > (existing customers only). Does anyone know how I can use Bank One's
> > online bill payment with MS Money? Preferably, I'd like to be able to
> > receive the e-bills and other features. I hope that this is not only
> > available to MSN Bill Pay.
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Kenneth
>
>