SixBit Monthly cost

[these_and_those]

What is the monthly cost to use Six Bit, instead of TurboLister? 

[eurocollector]

This may or may not be correct, but on the video about six bit the screen showing the versions looks like the "home and hobby" version is $19.99 per month. Ebay is promoting a six month free trial of six bit, but after that you will pay.

[jslocum2]

Hi,

John from SixBit here...

We've also developed a Turbo Lister specific version for only $14.99/month.  Please see https://www.sixbitsoftware.com/tllanding/ for more info on that version and migrating from Turbo Lister.  Let us know if you have any other questions!

[shipscript]

@jslocum2 

Does SixBit use the Internet Explorer browser engine to access the Internet? And if so, what is the base version that must be installed?

[sparklestreasures4u]

John I activated the trial about 2 weeks ago but did not finish it as I was called out of town to take care of elderly parents  - just tried to finish it and it now says you pay 14.99 upon signing up and I remember it said .00 due 2 weeks ago.   Please let me know how to complete this for the 6 months free.   

[rosachs]

The fastest way to get an answer to your question is going to be via the Client Area of the SixBit website.  From there you can submit a Support Ticket, which will be responded to in 24hrs or less.  And you could get a response from almost any of the SixBit team - they're all pretty well versed in their product/service.

If you need that Client Area URL, please PM me and I can forward it to you.  I know eBay doesn't like it when off-site links are posted on these message boards.

-Bob.

[rosachs]

I'm not a Windows tech, but I do know that SixBit is an MS SQL application and will install the current free version of MSSQL, which provides a 10G database size.

I would also recommend contacting the SixBit support staff on their website.  While there are more features available to registered users, there is still a method to contact the Sales staff and get the answers you are looking for.

My programming experience started on 8088 processort with 8Mhz Turbo Speed buttons.  What a long, strange trip it's been!  🙂

-Bob.