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From 3:52 on the recording with the Apple rep - "Because we see them as the same entity. If we have accounts that are enrolled in our programme using the same
by cyberferret 10y ago
From 3:52 on the recording with the Apple rep -
"Because we see them as the same entity. If we have accounts that are enrolled in our programme using the same credit card, they are the SAME legal entity. They ARE the same..."
Yikes, because I often put contractor developer subscriptions and other incidental expenses on my company credit card to facilitate turnaround. Now it looks like I can get black banned if one of my contractors on the other side of the world goes rogue?!?
- dpark 10y agoYes. I'm not sure what the alternative would be. They let spammy app creators keep opening accounts indefinitely with no attempt to block them from repeat behavior? I would refrain from using your credit card for others' accounts without serious consideration. I definitely wouldn't do this frivolously or for people you don't have a real trust relationship with.
- jhanschoo 10y agoYes. That is not unreasonable. This is the same reasoning as when a shareholder or employee uses a company card for personal transactions or uses a personal card for corporate transactions, and pierces the corporate veil.