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So, this has bugged me ever since ACH transfer became a payment option...
Why does it first ask why TYPE of payment to make (check or ACH) and only AFTER that ask you who the Payee is? (And then complain if you selected ACH and the Payee doesn't accept that.) It just seems like these are backwards.
Shouldn't it just ask who the Payee is first? And then, if they are set up for ACH, it should default to that as the Payment Type -- and, if they are not set up for ACH, default to Check as the payment type.
It just seems obviously backwards to me and, when we first started, my thought was "Well, this is in beta basically, they will fix this soon." But, now, much later, it is still backwards.
Am I missing something obvious on why they would do it this way instead of just asking for the Payee first?
Why does it first ask why TYPE of payment to make (check or ACH) and only AFTER that ask you who the Payee is? (And then complain if you selected ACH and the Payee doesn't accept that.) It just seems like these are backwards.
Shouldn't it just ask who the Payee is first? And then, if they are set up for ACH, it should default to that as the Payment Type -- and, if they are not set up for ACH, default to Check as the payment type.
It just seems obviously backwards to me and, when we first started, my thought was "Well, this is in beta basically, they will fix this soon." But, now, much later, it is still backwards.
Am I missing something obvious on why they would do it this way instead of just asking for the Payee first?