Off topic- Intuit logging in to my bank account?

[Robert Heller]

At Tue, 04 Oct 2011 09:19:14 -0400 peace at AleksandrSolzhenitsyn.net wrote:

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> I've sadly discovered that my bank account has been logged into by IP
> addresses associated with Intuit at Mountain View, CA
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> This has been occurring consistently every 7 days for the past 12 weeks.
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> I used to use Quicken and Windows but haven't used either for around 2
> years (and don't want to).
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> Does anyone have any idea why Intuit would be logging into my account?

The 'Why' is irrelavant.  You should:

1) Let your bank know what is going on.  And/or confront Intuit. Either
Intuit's corporate network has been hacked (!) or Intuit has stashed your
password, etc. from when you were using Quicken and Windows back 2 years
ago (and is checking to see it you are still using a *bootleg* copy of
Quicken).  Either of these is bad and probably violates various business
ethics or implies serious problems with Intuit's IT dept.  

2) *CHANGE* your password, etc.!


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