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TBF. losing $300 to a Nigerian scammer is pretty cheap (when compared to other scams out there) :-P EDIT: however, you should be allowed to set the pricing of
by Crosseye_Jack 3y ago
TBF. losing $300 to a Nigerian scammer is pretty cheap (when compared to other scams out there) :-P
EDIT: however, you should be allowed to set the pricing of your app however you like.
- thih9 3y ago> you should be allowed to set the pricing of your app however you like. What about being allowed to curate apps in your app store however you like?
- Crosseye_Jack 3y agoSure, but it doesn't seem like they are rejecting the app because of its functionality or quality, but the price point. Software that serves a niche isn't going to get the mass downloads required to fund the development a low price point per sale requires. There is a use case for apps costing more than $10. The Samsung store allows for in-app subscriptions, at 2 bucks a month the app is going to cost the user more than $10 over the span of a year, heck even over the course of 6 months. But yeah, if Samsung doesn't like it, I say screw 'em and just put it on the Play Store instead.