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I had similar one line fix... I have a simple "free" app in the iPhone App Store. It lets users browse "available" Web domains. One feature is a BUY button tha
by jorgem 17y ago
I had similar one line fix...
I have a simple "free" app in the iPhone App Store. It lets users browse "available" Web domains. One feature is a BUY button that forwards them to Godaddy.com, if they want to buy the domain.
I don't make any money from Godaddy.
The app has been approved for a while, but I wanted to patch one little bug, so I submitted a patch.
... And waited two weeks. Apple's testers found a bug that was in the original approved app, and asked me to re-submit.
... And I waited three weeks. This is classic: Apple rejects my app again because they want to test the domain "buying" feature on Godaddy.
It's a website! Not even my app! Not even a new feature.
Please kill me.
- hristov 17y agoWhat they really want is to figure out if there is a way for them to make money off of it. Even if you personally are not getting kickbacks from godaddy, there is a lot of money in selling domains. There is got to be, somebody has to pay for those awful superball ads.