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Cancel Sixfifty: Step-by-Step Guide
How to cancel Sixfifty and keep your HR data safe
What is Sixfifty and why you might need to cancel
Sixfifty is a legal and HR software platform built for businesses that need compliance templates, employee handbook builders, and policy automation tools. If you are subscribed in Malaysia, you are paying for cloud-based compliance content and document workflows that save time on HR administration.
What you are actually paying for
Your Sixfifty subscription gives you access to customisable policy templates, multi-state compliance guidance, handbook builders, and automated legal workflows. A typical annual plan like the HRCI Handbook Builder costs around RM1,883 per year and includes over 90 editable policies, legal updates, and unlimited use within your account.
That is real value if your team uses it daily. But if you have moved to a local HR platform, switched payroll providers, or simply do not need the tool anymore, cancelling makes sense. The key risk is losing access to your downloaded files and policy records, so Stopee recommends you export everything before you take action.
Why malaysian users cancel Sixfifty
Most cancellations happen for one of three reasons: the platform does not integrate well with local Malaysian payroll systems, support response times across the PST time zone feel too slow, or you have found a cheaper local alternative like BrioHR or Omni HR that works better for your team.
Sixfifty does not publish Malaysia-specific pricing adjustments or local cancellation instructions. Support runs Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM PST, which means your request may take until the next working day to reach someone. That delay can be frustrating if you want to stop a renewal charge immediately.
Your consumer rights under malaysian law
When you cancel a software subscription in Malaysia, the Consumer Protection Act 1999 gives you baseline protections that Sixfifty must respect.
What the consumer protection act 1999 covers
Under the Consumer Protection Act 1999, Sixfifty must supply services that are fit for purpose and delivered with reasonable care. If you paid for a subscription and Sixfifty fails to provide the service, or if your cancellation request is ignored, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (MDTCCL).
The law also protects you against unfair contract terms. If Sixfifty refuses to cancel your account after you request it, or if they apply hidden renewal charges after cancellation, those clauses are likely unenforceable. Stopee has helped thousands of Malaysian consumers push back on these dark patterns, and the law is on your side.
When to escalate your cancellation
If Sixfifty does not acknowledge your cancellation request within 7 working days, or if you are charged after you cancel, escalate immediately. First, send a formal email to [email protected] with the subject line "Cancellation Request - [Your Account Email]" and keep a copy. If they do not respond within 14 days, file a complaint with MDTCCL through their online portal at www.kpdnhep.gov.my.
Document everything: screenshots of your account, the dates you sent cancellation requests, any confirmation emails, and proof of charges that occurred after cancellation. Stopee advises you to keep this evidence in a folder because it becomes crucial if you need to dispute a charge with your bank or credit card issuer.
How to cancel Sixfifty step by step
The cancellation process depends on where you subscribed. If you signed up directly on Sixfifty's website, you cancel inside your account. If you used an app store, you need to cancel through that platform instead.
Cancel through the Sixfifty website
This is the primary method if you subscribed directly on sixfifty.com. Follow these steps in order to avoid delays or missed cancellations.
- Log in to your Sixfifty account at sixfifty.com using your email and password.
- Navigate to the Account, Billing, or Subscription section. The exact label varies by screen, but look for buttons labelled "Manage Plan", "Subscription Settings", or "Billing".
- Find your active subscription and click on it. You will see your plan name, renewal date, and payment method displayed.
- Look for a "Cancel Subscription" button or link. It may be at the bottom of the subscription card or in a menu marked with three dots.
- Click the cancel button. Sixfifty may ask you to confirm your reason for cancellation. Select one or enter a brief note.
- Confirm the cancellation. Sixfifty will show a final confirmation screen. Take a screenshot of this confirmation and note the cancellation reference number if one appears.
- Check your email immediately. Sixfifty should send a confirmation email to the address attached to your account within minutes. If you do not see it in your inbox after 15 minutes, check your spam folder and contact [email protected] with your account details.
Pro tip: Before you click cancel, visit your Account or Billing page and take a screenshot of your current plan, renewal date, and payment method. This screenshot becomes your proof of the subscription details if you need to dispute a charge later.
Cancel if you subscribed through an app store
If you signed up through Apple App Store, Google Play, or another third-party platform, cancelling inside Sixfifty will not stop app store billing. You must cancel through the store itself.
- Apple App Store (iOS): Open the App Store app, go to your Profile icon in the top right corner, tap "Subscriptions", find Sixfifty, tap it, and select "Cancel Subscription". Confirm the cancellation.
- Google Play Store (Android): Open Google Play, go to your Profile icon, select "Payments and Subscriptions", tap "Subscriptions", find Sixfifty, and tap "Cancel Subscription". Confirm the cancellation.
- Other platforms: If you subscribed through a different app marketplace or distributor, log into that platform's account settings, find your subscriptions, locate Sixfifty, and cancel there.
Warning: Many people cancel on the Sixfifty website but forget to cancel on the app store. This is the single biggest reason users get charged after they think they have cancelled. Check both places.
What happens after you cancel Sixfifty
Your access and your data both need attention after you press the cancel button. Here is what to expect.
Timeline and access loss
Your Sixfifty account will remain active until your billing cycle ends. If you cancel on the 15th of the month and your renewal date is the 30th, you can use the service until the 30th. After that date, your login will no longer work and you will lose access to all accounts, templates, and workflows stored inside Sixfifty.
Sixfifty does not clearly state in its published terms how long they retain your data after cancellation. This is a real gap, and it means you should export everything before the final day of your access expires. Do not wait until the last minute.
Exporting your data before access ends
Your handbook drafts, policy customizations, compliance notes, and invoices are your business records. If you ever need them for audit, legal, or payroll purposes, export them now.
- Log in to your Sixfifty account as soon as you cancel.
- Go to each project or handbook you have worked on and download it as a PDF or Word document. Most templates let you export directly using an "Export" or "Download" button.
- Download any compliance reports, legal updates, or policy libraries you have customized.
- Go to your Billing section and download or screenshot all invoices and payment records for your tax or accounting records.
- Save all files to your computer or cloud storage (Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox) in a folder labelled "Sixfifty Export - [Date]".
- Send yourself an email with links to these files as a backup reminder.
Pro tip: Export your data immediately after cancellation, not on the last day of your billing cycle. This gives you time to check that the exports are complete and readable before your access vanishes.
Refunds and billing disputes
Sixfifty's refund policy is not clearly published on their pricing page, which is a common dark pattern in SaaS cancellations. Here is what typically applies and when to push back.
Refund eligibility
Most annual software subscriptions do not offer refunds after you have used the service for more than 7 to 14 days. Sixfifty does not explicitly state a refund window on their website, so assume a standard "no refund after trial" policy applies. However, Malaysia's Consumer Protection Act 1999 can override unfair terms, and Stopee recommends you request a refund anyway if your cancellation falls within 14 days of purchase.
To request a refund, send an email to [email protected] with the subject "Refund Request - [Your Account Email]" and include:
- Your account email and subscription plan name
- The date you subscribed
- The date you cancelled
- A clear reason (e.g., "Service not fit for purpose for Malaysian compliance workflows")
- A screenshot of your cancellation confirmation
Sixfifty is not legally required to refund annual subscriptions, but they may offer a partial refund or account credit if you have had the service for less than 30 days. If they refuse, you can escalate to MDTCCL and ask them to review whether Sixfifty's refund policy complies with consumer protection law.
Disputing charges after cancellation
If you cancelled successfully but Sixfifty charged you again on your next renewal date, this is a billing error and you have the right to dispute it.
- Take a screenshot of the charge on your bank or credit card statement.
- Send an email to [email protected] with the subject "Unauthorized Charge After Cancellation" and include the charge date, amount, and your cancellation confirmation.
- Give them 7 working days to respond and refund you.
- If they do not refund within 7 days, contact your bank or credit card issuer and file a chargeback or dispute claim. Provide them with your cancellation confirmation and correspondence with Sixfifty.
- If your card issuer reverses the charge, document this in case Sixfifty tries to claim you owe them later.
Pro tip: Do not ignore a post-cancellation charge. The longer you wait to dispute it, the harder it becomes to prove you cancelled. Act within 30 days of spotting the charge.
Pricing comparison and when to cancel
Understanding what you are paying helps you decide if cancellation makes sense or if you should keep your subscription. Here is how Sixfifty compares to Malaysian alternatives.
| Service | Annual cost | Best for | Local support |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sixfifty (HRCI Handbook) | RM1,883 per year | Multi-state US compliance | Email, PST hours |
| BrioHR | RM200-RM500 per month | Malaysian payroll and HR | Local phone and chat |
| Omni HR | RM150-RM400 per month | Southeast Asian compliance | Email, regional hours |
| ADP Workforce Now | RM300-RM1,000 per month | Enterprise-scale payroll | Phone support available |
| Zoho People | RM60-RM300 per month | Affordable multi-function HR | Email and chat |
| Custom legal templates (freelance) | RM500-RM2,000 one-time | One-off handbook creation | Project-based |
If you are paying RM1,883 per year for Sixfifty but your team never touches the US-specific compliance features, switching to BrioHR or Omni HR could save you money and give you better local support. Stopee recommends you calculate your actual usage: if you log in fewer than 10 times per month, cancellation usually makes financial sense.
Signs you should cancel Sixfifty
- You have not used Sixfifty in over 30 days
- Your compliance needs are Malaysia-specific and Sixfifty covers US states instead
- You have moved to a different HR software that includes policy templates
- Your team is small and does not need annual handbook updates
- Support delays are frustrating because of the PST time zone
- You found a cheaper local alternative that fits your workflow
Common mistakes when cancelling Sixfifty
Cancellation does not have to be painful, but rushing through it or missing a step can trap you in charges you did not expect. Here are the traps Stopee sees most often.
Mistake 1: cancelling on the website but not on the app store
You log in to Sixfifty.com, find the cancel button, and click it. You feel relieved. But if you subscribed through Apple App Store or Google Play, that cancellation does nothing-the app store will still bill you on your renewal date.
Check both places. If you are unsure where you subscribed, look at your credit card or bank statement and see which company appears: "Sixfifty Inc." (direct) or "Apple Inc." or "Google LLC" (app store). Then cancel in that exact place.
Mistake 2: not exporting your data before the final day of access
You cancel on the 10th, your renewal date is the 30th, and you assume you can download your handbooks anytime before then. But on the 31st, your login stops working and Sixfifty does not guarantee data retention after that.
Export everything within 24 hours of cancelling. Do not procrastinate.
Mistake 3: ignoring a post-cancellation charge
You cancelled, but Sixfifty charged you again on the renewal date. You see it on your statement, feel annoyed, and assume it will sort itself out. It will not. File a dispute with your bank immediately and send Sixfifty a formal email demanding a refund.
Mistake 4: not saving your cancellation confirmation
Sixfifty shows a confirmation message on screen, you close the browser, and two weeks later you cannot remember whether you actually cancelled. Always screenshot the confirmation and save the email Sixfifty sends you. This is your proof if a dispute arises.
Your cancellation checklist
Use this checklist to make sure nothing is missed before you lose access to your account.
| Task | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Check your next billing date in Account settings | ☐ | Write it down |
| Screenshot your subscription plan and payment method | ☐ | Save to your computer |
| Export all handbook drafts, policy files, and reports | ☐ | Download as PDF or Word |
| Download all invoices and payment records | ☐ | Store for tax records |
| Cancel subscription on Sixfifty website | ☐ | Primary method |
| If app store subscription: also cancel on Apple/Google | ☐ | Critical step |
| Screenshot the cancellation confirmation | ☐ | Save immediately |
| Save Sixfifty's confirmation email | ☐ | Create a folder: "Sixfifty Cancellation Proof" |
| Check your bank statement on the next renewal date | ☐ | Watch for unexpected charges |
| If charged after cancellation, file a dispute within 30 days | ☐ | Contact your bank immediately |
Contacting Sixfifty and where to escalate
If Sixfifty does not respond to your cancellation request or you have a billing dispute, know exactly where to contact them and what your backup options are.
Direct contact information
Sixfifty does not publish a Malaysia-specific phone line or mailing address. All support runs through their United States office:
- Email: [email protected]
- Support hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM PST (PST is 16 hours behind Malaysia Standard Time, so 9:00 AM PST is 1:00 AM Malaysian time the next day)
- US mailing address: 307 W 200 S #3006, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
- Website help centre: sixfifty.com (limited Malaysia-specific guidance)
When you email [email protected], use a clear subject line: "Cancellation Request - [Your Account Email] - Urgent". Include your account email, subscription plan, cancellation date, and cancellation reference number (if you received one). Request a confirmation email in reply.
Escalation in malaysia
If Sixfifty does not respond within 14 days, or if they refuse to honour your cancellation, file a complaint with:
Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (MDTCCL): www.kpdnhep.gov.my - use their online consumer complaint portal. Provide your correspondence with Sixfifty, your cancellation confirmation, and any proof of charges after cancellation. MDTCCL can compel Sixfifty to refund you if your complaint succeeds.
Stopee has worked with thousands of Malaysian consumers who filed complaints with MDTCCL and won refunds for unfair billing or service failures. Do not hesitate to escalate if direct contact fails.
Final thoughts: cancel with confidence
Cancelling Sixfifty should take 10 minutes, not 10 days. The confusion exists because Sixfifty does not publish clear cancellation instructions for Malaysian users, the time zone gap adds delays, and they do not clearly state refund or data retention policies. That is not your fault, and you do not have to accept it.
Export your data first, cancel on both the website and your app store (if relevant), and keep your confirmation screenshot. If a post-cancellation charge appears, dispute it immediately with your bank. If Sixfifty ignores your cancellation request, escalate to MDTCCL and use Malaysia's consumer protection law as your lever.
Stopee has helped thousands of consumers cancel subscriptions and recover unfair charges. The process is straightforward when you follow the steps in order. Use the checklist above, stay organised, and do not let dark patterns or slow support stop you from cancelling. Your data is yours, your money is yours, and your cancellation is valid the moment you submit it.