According to Digital River which is probably the biggest eseller in the
world and whose SWReg service I use if you have an order via credit card
it is "signature on file" and they have to grant a refund anytime
because of that (probably only within 30 days though). They also claim
for orders they are the "merchant of record" when it comes to taxes etc
which makes me think that Google is wrong as far as taxes go (something
you might want to keep in mind if they become an issue).
- Brian
On 12/12/2010 10:42 AM, String wrote:
On Sunday, December 12, 2010 6:33:57 PM UTC, Streets Of Boston wrote:
The refund period starts after a successful download to the customer's
device, not at the time of purchase.
How do you know that? I've read elsewhere that this 15 minute change is
to bring Market into line with the rest of Google Checkout, which would
imply to me that it's from time of purchase, not download. So I'd be
interested to know why you say otherwise.
String
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