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$25 golf app for 99 cents today 7/31
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mavis
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Yes. Once you buy something, it's yours. Even if they refund the money, they don't 'revoke' the rights. 😉
pmbooks
macrumors 6502
Good buy at .99; better free.
Re: another price reduction, I wonder if Apple twisted their arm to follow through on their advertised offer (.99 for a the day).
I did think that, in the case of "I inadvertantly purchased this application" (check box on the iTunes Store Customer Service form) they could refund and then remove the app upon the next sync, but maybe I was wrong.
Excellent - thanks for posting that! I was actually able to get it this time so maybe all our complaining paid off.
I was on iTunes and saw the reduced price again, also. Wanted to come here and make sure it just wasn't being cached or something. 🙂
I had written the company but never got a response.
This is an interesting way of promoting an app.
I had written the company but never got a response.
This is an interesting way of promoting an app.
I just purchased this app at .99 (I hope) I'm anxiously awaiting the update to my CC statement to see if it's right.
If you go into Itunes and view your purchase history, it will show the price you paid. I just picked it up and it says $.99.
Goto www.viewti.com and click Products->Features and it shows you the differences. Basically, ViewTi Golf is the whole application and the others are either limited feature or cripple-ware.
I picked it up yesterday at the $.99 price and plan to test it this Sunday.
Nabby
And a HUGE thank you for tipping us off that it was back to the $.99. For that price, I couldn't pass it up. I even got a couple of friends to buy it as well.
Nabby
pmbooks
macrumors 6502
They most certainly deserved the scolding they received. And for the record, the few of us who wrote directly to the developer asking about their having pulled the advertised price midday, never heard back in reply; I don't consider that "customer service." So whether they did right on their own accord, or whether they were put over Apple's knee and made to do right, I'm not sure you can say. It's not that I don't like the app (though I'm more of an old-fashioned use_the_eyes_and_know_the_course guy), but they got a black eye on this last round.