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I think the real problem will be how easily a refund can be generated. If it's a one-click refund, I suspect people will buy a game, play it out and then reques
by bprater 18y ago
I think the real problem will be how easily a refund can be generated. If it's a one-click refund, I suspect people will buy a game, play it out and then request a refund.
Hopefully, they require people who want refunds to jump a hoop or two.
- evgen 18y agoAlternatively, developers could create games that are not played-out in a month. It would probably also be a good policy on Apple's part to say that if you purchase something in-game via the new in-app payment system then you can't get a refund for the original app (or the upgrade.) This would lead to cheap teasers that would effectively allow users to test-drive the game with an in-app upgrade to the "real" game coming once the user has played a level or two and decided they actually like the app.
- derefr 18y agoIt's a nice policy in theory, but what happens if you buy something in-app and they don't give it to you? I'd say that would be the best time for a refund, of both your original price and the upgrade price, but now you're screwed.