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While it's always great to see android apps being made available for others to investigate and learn from, I have to ask: Are you sure that there isn't somethin
by danielhunt 14y ago
While it's always great to see android apps being made available for others to investigate and learn from, I have to ask: Are you sure that there isn't something else going on that would explain this behaviour?
I've just installed the app on my own device (Galaxy S2), and the app is simply terrible. It's slow to respond to clicks, scrolling is laggy, I actually can't view any videos because the click event isn't triggering anything (I can see in the debug logs that it's happening, it's just not doing anything)
All I'm wondering, is if the chargeback was because the buyer was unhappy with what he/she got?
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- gerryp 14y agoHi Daniel, The scenario you're describing is exactly what we try to prevent with our code review option. Likewise, every app we broker is listed publicly on either the AppStore or Google Play, so every buyer can and SHOULD download the app to preview it. I should also note (which I hoped was obvious, but after re-reading the post and thread I realize it isn't), that we actively reached out to this buyer to see what was wrong and what happened. We even gave him the opportunity to withdraw the chargeback and indicated that we would continue to do business with him. Even though it's somewhat of a moot point, this chargeback was not the result the buyer being misunderstanding what he was getting.
- danielhunt 14y agoThanks for the explanation!