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Using Synchrony (GEMB/GE Capital) Accounts with Mint/Quicken (Intuit)

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Doug Walker
11 years ago

I'm working diligently to clear the accounts I have with Synchrony/GEMB and will leave them at a 0 balance until they catch up to the 21st century.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

allow mint

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kunal
11 years ago

allow mint

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Faraz
11 years ago

I really disappointed by sam's credit card. I will not use it if this issue wont be resolved

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Faraz
11 years ago

I really disappointed by sam's credit card. I will not use it if this issue wont be resolved

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Anonymous
11 years ago

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Andy Lacroce
11 years ago

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Jay Sul
11 years ago

I need the mint connection.

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Jay Sul
11 years ago

I need the mint connection.

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Aaron Vail
11 years ago

4 years is too long to block access becuase of "security" concerns. It's a BS answer to cover up that GE wants to keep people from accessing their data. It's pathetic that GE doesn't like the competative suggestions that Mint.com offers. Bad business if you ask me.

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Aaron Vail
11 years ago

4 years is too long to block access becuase of "security" concerns. It's a BS answer to cover up that GE wants to keep people from accessing their data. It's pathetic that GE doesn't like the competative suggestions that Mint.com offers. Bad business if you ask me.

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Robert Burtcher
11 years ago

It is absolutely unacceptable that GE refuses to work with Mint because of an imagined "competition". If this is not resolved, I will be cancelling my Amazon Store Card (run by Synchrony).

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Robert Burtcher
11 years ago

It is absolutely unacceptable that GE refuses to work with Mint because of an imagined "competition". If this is not resolved, I will be cancelling my Amazon Store Card (run by Synchrony).

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Robert McCaulley
11 years ago

This is silly. Other major banks such as Capital One, Amex, Discover allow this.

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Robert McCaulley
11 years ago

This is silly. Other major banks such as Capital One, Amex, Discover allow this.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

None

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Christina Kyrkos
11 years ago

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Mark Shor
11 years ago

American Express, Citibank, Chase, Discover, US Bank, Fidelity etc all allow this. What possible reason could there be for you not to.