Bank feeds transfer question

Hi there I am working with MYOB Essentials. Thanks for looking at my issue. I have a number of accounts, say, for simplicity, 3 accounts, and I do a lot of transferring between accounts. I set up bank feeds for all the accounts, so, all three accounts download the transactions from the bank, and I am left having to allocate them. Obviously, when the bank feeds download the transactions, each account shows all transactions, all begging to be allocated to an account. What I did, which I now think is wrong, is that I allocated all transactions in every account. For all the transfers I simply allocated them to the other bank account (i.e. the account from which they came, or which they went to). I did this in all the accounts, for all the transactions. So, when I run reports or reconciliations, I am seeing a lot of double up in these transfers - the reports are all wrong and the accounts don't reconcile. I have 2 questions: 1. What is the correct way to deal with these transfer transactions - how are they supposed to be dealt with/allocated? They appear in the bank transactions screen, in each account, with the words "allocate me". How should I allocate them without that resulting in double ups in the accounts? Do I need to actually allocate each transfer transaction in each account? Or do I just allocate them in one account and not allocate them in the other - leave the "allocate me" blank? When I open the allocate drop down, there is this option called "Transfer Money" but I don't know how to incorporate this within the rules I can set up to allocate the transactions. 2. What should I do now to fix it? I downloaded from the bank a full year of transactions. There are hundreds, or probably thousands of them. I sent up rules to allocate them in the first place. I simply couldn't go through and deal with each one individually, manually - I don't have the time. Can I delete it and start again? Thanks very much Greg (P.S. also, sorry for the block text message - I did set it up in HTML format with paragraphs and spaces, but it keeps automatically reverting to this rich text block.)