Apple’s iTunes will now offer a refund, no questions asked, for 14 days after purchase, leading to worries that unscrupulous users might scam the store.
European users of Apple’s iTunes stores can now “return” goods without giving a reason for up to 14 days after purchase, bringing the company in line with European regulations and offering the prospect of de facto “trial periods” on the app store for the first time.
“iTunes’ new rule means Union J – and it probably would be Union J – could put an album on sale on Monday morning,” the mag explains. “Union J’s more ambivalent fans (which seems to be most of them) could buy that album during its first week on sale, knowing that they’ll be able to get their money back. The album would go to Number One on the Sunday.
“The following Monday, Union J’s fans could each get a full refund. What are the Official Charts Company going to do? Recall the previous week’s chart? Union J have a Number One album.”
exactly we can manipulate the charts so easily and obviously i could just copy the files and get my money back
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Tunes, Mac App Store, App Store, iBooks Store... The terms are listed here.
Nobody needs to get unduly excited because the moment you actually start downloading the stuff you've paid for, the automatic right to cancel is lost. There is no buy, try, cancel option.
I've been doing this for years, always claiming that **** didn't download or it's ****** quality
