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How is this app a scam? It didn't promise any great functionality, you knew exactly what you were in for when you bought it.

When you look at this app you have to look at it from a rich person's perspective and not from your pauper's perspetive. For some people a $1000 is not much at all. Do you get upset when you loose a penny, probably not because you have a lot of pennies and it's easy for you to get more pennies, now apply that same attitude toward a $1000.
 
I know there's the Am I Rich app on the cydia store (forget which repo), but it just crashes when it loads. Does anyone know of a version that works on iOS 6?

It crashes now. Hasn't been updated since the 2.2.1 days.

Can confirm: it crashes. :(

But there is another clone of the app called 'I Haz Cash'. This one doesn't crash but the button to flip the image over is not working. You see the sentence for a second or two if you open the app. Than, the red gem appears with a non-functional button on the bottom right corner.
 
Might have helped if he could at least spell properly :D
 

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I'm pretty sure that there are some apps that are marked as $999 for the sole reason of companies needing to issue them out to their employees. They just send out redeem codes. Not for the general public, but still needing for it to be accessible without issue.

$50 is the max for most premium iPad apps. I have a few of those. Worth every penny.

I remember the I Am Rich app though. That was hilarious. :D.
 
Wonder if I could just recreate it for myself with little to no coding knowledge, even though I do have a dev account for the betas and other reasons :p
 
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