How to get a refund for an iPhone, iPad, or Mac app from Apple

Chris Hoffman, writing for How-To Geek, walks you through the refund process.

I found this interesting:

Apple only allows you to request a refund for purchases you’ve made in the last 90 days. Unlike Android’s Google Play Store, which offers a two-hour no-questions-asked refund period, Apple doesn’t offer automated refunds in the same way. This isn’t meant to be a feature that allows you to trial paid apps, although Android’s refund feature can be used in that way.

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One thought on “How to get a refund for an iPhone, iPad, or Mac app from Apple”

  1. I have never had any trouble with asking for a refund on the iTunes store or App Store. As long as you are reasonable, they are usually very helpful.

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