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But they do once the consumer spends that gift card. So charing 30% for the gift card would sort of be charging the Apple tax twice, wouldn't it?
by joekrill 6y ago
But they do once the consumer spends that gift card. So charing 30% for the gift card would sort of be charging the Apple tax twice, wouldn't it?
- username3 6y agoIf retailers get 20% of a $100 iTunes gift card, then Apple gets $10, the developer gets $70, and the retailer gets $20. Epic should sell iTunes gift cards.