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I wonder why they haven't started automatically suspending new apps after they start getting an abnormally high percentage of refund requests and one star revie
by ja27 14y ago
I wonder why they haven't started automatically suspending new apps after they start getting an abnormally high percentage of refund requests and one star reviews especially if they have words like "scam", "refund", "money back", etc.
Or make this new rule only apply to apps that are less than X months old.
- smackfu 14y agoThe $100 membership fee just isn't that high a barrier, when each account can create dozens of apps. Just pay someone to create accounts and simple apps, put them through review, and just leave them out there on sale. Not breaking any rules. You have tons of potential scam apps just waiting, that look no different really than just another failed app that no one buys. And heck, you can even fake buys, and it only costs you 30%. So the reason why is... there's always another scam app waiting.