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Yes, but you need to serve notice to the offending party, which might be hard if they are not a US person... likewise collecting damages, etc
by mellavora 6y ago
Yes, but you need to serve notice to the offending party, which might be hard if they are not a US person...
likewise collecting damages, etc
- munk-a 6y agoThere might be something subtly illegal here - but I assume Apple would just refuse to honor the refund if they thought it was fraudulent - so it wouldn't be up to Apple to collect damages - it'd be up to the other party to collect their refund (assuming they can legally compel Apple to pay up)