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Great question. I am a Quickbooks Consultant and have not experienced this problem (yet).
Maybe (by luck) none of my clients use BOA do not import checkcard transactions into Quickbooks.
We do summarize by Journal Entry many credit card transactions.
LUCKIEST

Thanks for the respsones people. The thing that really gets me is that the prefix of CHECKCARD MMDD is NOT shown on the BOA Account view page, it only appears on the download. This is totally a BOA issue. It would take someine 30 minutes to add an additional format that didn't include the prefix.

The only two choices for a fix would be to create a simple program to parse out the prefix after receiving the download, or simply change to using a regular credit card from AMEX or something.

This is the worst thing that I have ever seen out of BOA...normally they are on top of everything. It's a shame really as it really reflects negatively on them if this many people are screaming about something and they won't do squat.

I tend to agree with you. My thought is that someone in their IT realm sees this as "we're already doing them a favor by making this data available -- they can take it or leave it," rather than seeing this a business-essential service to customers (a service that only they seem to not support). Again, I hope someone can post any recent developments that may have come along since back when I gave up on it.