Originally Posted by fva432010

I have an android phone and you have 24hrs to return any app with out any question. That is Fair.

That's not true. They changed it awhile ago. Now you only have 15 minutes, which in most cases is plenty of time.



Sent from my HTC Evo 4g

Originally Posted by thekarens

Originally Posted by fva432010

I have an android phone and you have 24hrs to return any app with out any question. That is Fair.

That's not true. They changed it awhile ago. Now you only have 15 minutes, which in most cases is plenty of time.



Sent from my HTC Evo 4g

i buy, backup, refund, try and either buy again or remove. nice system, though thievery is a temptation, but i do buy ones i keep. sometimes 15 mins to try is just not enuff

I think that once you've paid your money, you own it. Do your due diligence before pressing the install button, then be prepared to live with your decision.

Caveat Emptor.

Steve in So Cal

Originally Posted by r12rtpilot

I think that once you've paid your money, you own it. Do your due diligence before pressing the install button, then be prepared to live with your decision.

Caveat Emptor.

Steve in So Cal

That's kind of a silly opinion imho. Why should the customer take any risk, especially considering the sellers suffer no loss/damages by issuing a refund.

-JonC

Originally Posted by caldwelljt

Originally Posted by r12rtpilot

I think that once you've paid your money, you own it. Do your due diligence before pressing the install button, then be prepared to live with your decision.

Caveat Emptor.

Steve in So Cal

That's kind of a silly opinion imho. Why should the customer take any risk, especially considering the sellers suffer no loss/damages by issuing a refund.

-JonC

If you 'phone the toll-free Apple Support line you'll be offered a refund for any app that you've purchased and that is not satisfactory in some way. Tell them your transaction reference number from your iTunes account and you'll be given a refund as a credit to your iTunes account. Of course, that app will no longer be updated and, next time you synchronise with your PC, it will be deleted.

Tim

A couple of times I have bought the iPhone version of an app instead of the desired iPad version. I see it on some site and click on the link then don't notice it's the iPhone version until its already downloading. I did it with 'GOODREADER' just a few weeks ago. That was a wasted £2.99
I just assumed there is no way to reverse the purchase. There should be though, especially if you can show you just bought the iPad version right after.
It would be good if they could make the iPad and iPhone screens dramatically different as I haver very slight dyslexia and also I'm a bit colour blind so it's an easy mistake to make.

Just want to share that I was successful in getting back a few bucks on an app that didn't work out for me. The process worked just as described, I emailed them and heard back the next day. Refund on its way within 5-7 business days.

Easy as pie. Or cake.

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