Scott Ribe <mailto:[email protected]> wrote (Thursday, July 1, 2010 4:30 PM -0600):
>Could this be because they are operating from a California point of view, >where you can't wipe your @$$ without a license? I can only assume so. >Seriously, there are *many* jurisdictions where a business license is not >required for what we do, and in the past every (which is to say, about two) >company which initially asked for a business license backed off when I >explained that it was not required. That's been my experience too, until today. I talked with a developer services representative and their supervisor for about 10 minutes. The supervisor (supposedly) also talked to their supervisor, and the story was the same: Apple legal has determined the acceptable forms of documentation and they can't make any exceptions. If you can't supply one of the forms that list, you can't get a company iPhone developers accounts. I've wasted far too much time banging my head against this particular obstacle. It's time to relocate my head to the next immovable object. -- James Bucanek
