Money back
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sjleworthy
iPF Novice
A bit late now, but the key is to talk to the devs and ask the questions first before buying the app. the office2hd team are really good.
Tim SPRACKLEN
iPF Noob
It's very easy to get a refund on an app and many members have done this; we've not heard of a single case that's been refused. Simply call the Apple support line with the transaction reference number (on the iTunes invoice that you periodically receive) and the cost of the app will be refunded as a credit to your iTunes account. Apple seem to be operating a 'ask no questions' policy on app refunds - they get to keep their 'cut' of the app cost and it's the Developer who has - under the terms of their contract with Apple - to refund the entire cost of the app to you. So it's no surprise why they don't mind refunding the cost of an app!!!
Tim
deepakvrao
iPF Noob
Bought Office2HD too, and it just had too many issues. Happy now with QuickOffice. Lets see what Apple does. I live in India, and have mailed them.
deepakvrao
iPF Noob
Got a reply from Apple with a refund.
It helped that the developer admitted to the issues and had suggested that I ask for a refund, and I had forwarded the developers mail to Apple.
It helped that the developer admitted to the issues and had suggested that I ask for a refund, and I had forwarded the developers mail to Apple.
I've been told on two occasions that no refunds are allowed at all according to the iTunes Store Terms of Sale. I think this condition should be changed, particularly as in Europe this falls under the Distance Selling Regulations, and for credit purchases it is considered a Customer Not Present sale.
I complained and did eventually get my refunds, but they seem to be discretionary - dependant on some junior back-office clerk who looks at your history of purchases and decides whether to refund you or not.
I complained and did eventually get my refunds, but they seem to be discretionary - dependant on some junior back-office clerk who looks at your history of purchases and decides whether to refund you or not.
Tim SPRACKLEN
iPF Noob
There is most definitely no problem at all getting refunds for apps in the UK and many Members have reported getting multiple refunds. It's a no lose situation for Apple because they get to keep their commission and the Developer refunds the entire cost of the app purchase to the customer, so there is a satisfied customer for Apple at no cost to them.
Tim
Tim
