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The relationship, in my mind, is that I valued their livelihood and the service they'd provided me; what I'm saying is that some people may feel the same about
by maxbond 4y ago
The relationship, in my mind, is that I valued their livelihood and the service they'd provided me; what I'm saying is that some people may feel the same about Twitterific. I'm not arguing that anyone should abstain from requesting a refund, I'm illustrating why they might.
- kelnos 4y agoI don't object to a customer voluntarily deciding to toss a "parting tip" to Twitterific on their way out. I object to Twitterific not, by default, offering pro-rated refunds. (It does seem from other responses here that doing so is just not possible on Apple's payments platform. That's pretty lame of Apple, IMO, but oh well.)