OT: Monday morning funny stuff.. (IPad related).

[Coronita]

Closure to this… Thumbs up to apple!

And I was wrong. The price of those gems were actually more than I thought. It was 580 gems for $99.99, not 586 for $99.86….

Hi XXXXXX,

My name is XXXX with iTunes Store Support, and I will be assisting you. I hope that your day is going well. After reviewing your email, I understand that you are asking for the in app purchase of “580 Gems [From: Restaurant Story: Valentine’s Day]”, under the account “XXXXXXXXX”. As an iTunes customer myself, I know how much my purchases mean to me, so I will be very happy to help get you back on track.

XXXXXX in three to five business days, a credit of $99.99 USD should be posted to the credit card that appears on the receipt for that purchase. Also if you’d like, you can restrict the ability to make in-app purchases on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.

To learn how to adjust the restrictions, check out this article:

iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch: Understanding Restrictions
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4213

Please note that you will need to enter the Restrictions Passcode in order to disable any restrictions that are enabled.

XXXXXX, I want your iTunes experience to be as enjoyable as possible. If you have any further questions or concerns please don’t hesitate to email me again. Have a wonderful day!

Sincerely,

XXXXXXXX
iTunes Store Advisor
Hours: 12:30 PM – 9:00 PM EST (Tues. – Sat.)
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/ww

Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to assist you. You may receive an AppleCare survey email; any feedback you provide would be greatly appreciated.

Please note: Some e-mail providers may filter responses from AppleCare as spam or junk mail.

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Here you go flu:

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/posttech/2011/03/apple_changes_purchases_policy.html

Apple said Thursday that it changed its policy for how purchases can be made within applications on the iPhone and iPad, an attempt to protect users, particularly children, from accidentally racking up iTunes charges.

The Cupertino company’s move affects users of its most recent operating system and comes amid growing concern by federal and state enforcement agencies that consumers, including children, were not adequately informed or aware that they were incurring charges on iTunes accounts because of a 15-minute period that allowed for purchases without a password.

Apple said its new device software, iOS 4.3, made available Wednesday, will come with a feature that requires a password when purchases are made within an application after it is downloaded.

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Here you go flu:

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/posttech/2011/03/apple_changes_purchases_policy.html

Apple said Thursday that it changed its policy for how purchases can be made within applications on the iPhone and iPad, an attempt to protect users, particularly children, from accidentally racking up iTunes charges.

The Cupertino company’s move affects users of its most recent operating system and comes amid growing concern by federal and state enforcement agencies that consumers, including children, were not adequately informed or aware that they were incurring charges on iTunes accounts because of a 15-minute period that allowed for purchases without a password.

Apple said its new device software, iOS 4.3, made available Wednesday, will come with a feature that requires a password when purchases are made within an application after it is downloaded.

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Here you go flu:

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/posttech/2011/03/apple_changes_purchases_policy.html

Apple said Thursday that it changed its policy for how purchases can be made within applications on the iPhone and iPad, an attempt to protect users, particularly children, from accidentally racking up iTunes charges.

The Cupertino company’s move affects users of its most recent operating system and comes amid growing concern by federal and state enforcement agencies that consumers, including children, were not adequately informed or aware that they were incurring charges on iTunes accounts because of a 15-minute period that allowed for purchases without a password.

Apple said its new device software, iOS 4.3, made available Wednesday, will come with a feature that requires a password when purchases are made within an application after it is downloaded.

[afx114]

Here you go flu:

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/posttech/2011/03/apple_changes_purchases_policy.html

Apple said Thursday that it changed its policy for how purchases can be made within applications on the iPhone and iPad, an attempt to protect users, particularly children, from accidentally racking up iTunes charges.

The Cupertino company’s move affects users of its most recent operating system and comes amid growing concern by federal and state enforcement agencies that consumers, including children, were not adequately informed or aware that they were incurring charges on iTunes accounts because of a 15-minute period that allowed for purchases without a password.

Apple said its new device software, iOS 4.3, made available Wednesday, will come with a feature that requires a password when purchases are made within an application after it is downloaded.

[afx114]

Here you go flu:

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/posttech/2011/03/apple_changes_purchases_policy.html

Apple said Thursday that it changed its policy for how purchases can be made within applications on the iPhone and iPad, an attempt to protect users, particularly children, from accidentally racking up iTunes charges.

The Cupertino company’s move affects users of its most recent operating system and comes amid growing concern by federal and state enforcement agencies that consumers, including children, were not adequately informed or aware that they were incurring charges on iTunes accounts because of a 15-minute period that allowed for purchases without a password.

Apple said its new device software, iOS 4.3, made available Wednesday, will come with a feature that requires a password when purchases are made within an application after it is downloaded.

[Coronita]

Interesting. Well I’m not going to be using the IPad moving forward so I took out my CC info from it.

I’m getting just going to be using the Xoom.

[Coronita]

Interesting. Well I’m not going to be using the IPad moving forward so I took out my CC info from it.

I’m getting just going to be using the Xoom.

[Coronita]

Interesting. Well I’m not going to be using the IPad moving forward so I took out my CC info from it.

I’m getting just going to be using the Xoom.

[Coronita]

Interesting. Well I’m not going to be using the IPad moving forward so I took out my CC info from it.

I’m getting just going to be using the Xoom.

[Coronita]

Interesting. Well I’m not going to be using the IPad moving forward so I took out my CC info from it.

I’m getting just going to be using the Xoom.

[Doofrat]

[img_assist|nid=14741|title=Steve Jobs Angry|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=300|height=225]
I’m very disappointed in your lack of faith in Apple Mr. FLU.

Steve J.

[Doofrat]

[img_assist|nid=14741|title=Steve Jobs Angry|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=300|height=225]
I’m very disappointed in your lack of faith in Apple Mr. FLU.

Steve J.

[Doofrat]

[img_assist|nid=14741|title=Steve Jobs Angry|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=300|height=225]
I’m very disappointed in your lack of faith in Apple Mr. FLU.

Steve J.

[Doofrat]

[img_assist|nid=14741|title=Steve Jobs Angry|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=300|height=225]
I’m very disappointed in your lack of faith in Apple Mr. FLU.

Steve J.

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