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Currently, the 24-hour refund rule applies from the start of the transaction. That's okay with 24-hours, but with 15 minutes, it probably won't work. I'm hopin
by avree 16y ago
Currently, the 24-hour refund rule applies from the start of the transaction. That's okay with 24-hours, but with 15 minutes, it probably won't work.
I'm hoping that if they choose to stay with the 15-minute rule (arguably hurting the UX but helping the Developers), they'll at least make the timer start when the app is first run.
- Indyan 16y agoI am not sure it will help developers. It will help apps that have less content (i.e. apps that can be fully utilised within 24 hours). For others, it might lead to a decrease in sales, as users (like me), will be more apprehensive about purchasing something.
- orangecat 16y agoAgreed. I'm a developer, and I don't like it at all. Pirates can almost certainly copy and refund within 15 minutes, so this primarily hurts legitimate users who run into a showstopping bug or missing capability after an hour or two.