F.A.Q.
(Frequently Asked Questions)

This section of our website addresses many of the common questions users ask about Auction Wizard® 2000 when evaluating the program's features and functionality. We don't delve into specific technical areas here, as those are covered in the online help files. For specific help with an issue during use of the program, we also provide assistance through our technical support system. Another resource that you may find particularly valuable in evaluating Auction Wizard 2000 are the discussion boards.

What is the current version of Auction Wizard 2000?

As of January 4, 2012, the current version of Auction Wizard 2000 is 2.3 (Build 287) Update Level 1540.

How much does Auction Wizard 2000 cost?

Auction Wizard 2000 costs US$100.00 per license for the first year and US$50.00 renewal per license each year afterward. Each computer on a network requires a separate license, and each license requires annual renewal.

Email support and updates are provided at no additional cost.

The license renewal must be paid annually to maintain your program's operability. Due to the low cost, we provide no option for monthly payments. Auction Wizard 2000 will remind you as your registration anniversary approaches so you can continue uninterrupted use. Payment of initial registration and renewal fees can be made by check, money order, or through PayPal.

This pricing structure is reflected on our Purchase page.

Does Auction Wizard 2000 support eBay Motors?

Auction Wizard 2000 currently supports eBay Motors "Parts & Accessories" categories. We are investigating the possibility of adding support for eBay Motors vehicle categories in a future version, but there is no timeframe for when this might happen.

Is there a Macintosh version of Auction Wizard 2000?

Auction Wizard 2000 can only be run on a Macintosh using Boot Camp.

Can Auction Wizard 2000 list auctions in currencies other than U.S. Dollars?

Auction Wizard 2000 can only list and tracks items in US Dollars. The program will display currency amounts using the local currency format, but all values are assumed to be US Dollars. Items that are listed in currencies other than US Dollars cannot be updated or imported.

What options are available if my email account does not support POP3 and/or SMTP?

There are free email accounts available that support POP3 and SMTP. They can be found using the Free Email Providers Guide. Remember, any email account you use must support POP3 and SMTP. Make sure that the email provider you use does not require SSL to use their email accounts. The email system in Auction Wizard 2000 does not support SSL.

Can I use eBay Picture Services for the images I want in my listings?

Auction Wizard 2000 does not support any auction site's image hosting service. Web space that supports FTP is required for storing the images that will appear in your listings. Most ISPs provide web space as part of their service. If your ISP does not provide web space, or does not provide enough web space, then there are other options.

There are many free web space providers. This website can help locate them: http://www.freewebspace.net/

Read the "Terms of Service" carefully before signing up with any free web space provider. Many do not allow external linking of images and cannot be used for Internet auctions. You are responsible for complying with the rules of your web space provider. Remember, any web space you use must support FTP.

There are also many paid web space providers. You can search for them using your favorite search engine. Most web space providers include email accounts with their web space. Make sure that the web space provider you use does not require SSL to use their email accounts. The email system in Auction Wizard 2000 does not support SSL.