My Apple ID (email) hasn't changed, just my address and associated credit card
details, so unfortunately I can't revert to the previous (UK) account. I
updated my details as I did with everything else, obviously the credit card was
a major factor to be able to make any future purchases, this
Have you tried putting a UK address and card back into your account? I had to
do that to fix mine.
I now just maintain two accounts at Apple, one for my home in the UK, and one
for my home in the States with each one keeping its own address and card in it.
The issue appears to be
I think it depends on the vendor, so Apple probably goes with the worst case
scenario. I tried to buy The Hobbit Audiobook via iTunes, but when I went to
pay, I was prevented from doing so because the publisher didn't sell the
product in the US! So I bought the CD set from Amazon. No problemo!
Thanks for the suggestion Andy, but I cleared and cancelled my UK cards when I
managed to get a Canadian credit card, maybe I should have hung on to it for a
while!
I did get notification of an update for 1 app today (the first one in two
weeks), so it appears that some App Store updates do
Peter Haworth wrote:
On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 2:01 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
That's not Bodega's choice, that's an Apple restriction.
...
I've seen a few developers offer a light version in the Mac app
store, with a Pro version at their web site.
Hi Richard,
Yes I realise it's Apple's
That would kill the App Store IMHO. As long as purchasing agents and developers
are free agents, they would rebel against that kind of agreement. It works for
the iTunes store, because there has never been any other way to sell software
for iDevices, and because there was at least an excuse
If its just for the iOS and Mac App Store you should be able to get by without
a card as you can set up accounts that way (I guess designed for kids wanting
free apps), might still be work a shot changing it back to your original UK
address and selecting the no card option to see if the apps
Anybody know anything about Bodega - http://appbodega.com/
Pete
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No but I bet Apple will buy them or shut them down. ;-)
Bob
On May 29, 2012, at 11:27 AM, Peter Haworth wrote:
Anybody know anything about Bodega - http://appbodega.com/
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Anybody know anything about Bodega - http://appbodega.com/
I haven't used them yet, but have been considering it. They got a very
good write-up at CultOfMac this month:
Richard Gaskin ambassador@... writes:
I haven't used them yet, but have been considering it. They got a very
good write-up at CultOfMac this month:
It does beg the question as to why a developer would bother placing apps in a
store that nobody knows exists...
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Mark Wieder
I think I will give them a whirl, no setup fees and 7% per transaction,
plus a few minutes to set up the app.
I'd also like to pass on an interesting side effect of selling an app on
your own web site and through the Mac App Store. This applies to
situations where the version on your web site
On 5/29/12 1:39 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Pete wrote:
Anybody know anything about Bodega - http://appbodega.com/
I haven't used them yet, but have been considering it. They got a
very good write-up at CultOfMac this month:
Oh dear. I assume that's in the Bodega TCs? I really hope that's not true
because I refuse to be told where I can and cannot sell my app. I will
check into this further.
Pete
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On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 12:31 PM, J. Landman Gay
jac...@hyperactivesw.comwrote:
Peter Haworth wrote:
On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 12:31 PM, J. Landman Gay
jacque at hyperactivesw.comwrote:
On 5/29/12 1:39 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I haven't used them yet, but have been considering it. They got a
very good write-up at CultOfMac this month:
Hi Richard,
Yes I realise it's Apple's doing that, not Bodega. I've emailed Bodega
about the issue but it doesn't seem true to me.
For example, Coda 2 is available on the Mac App Store. It's also available
on the Panic web site, either through the Mac App Store or directly from
Panic, with the
I think the article may have that wrong, you can sell your apps anywhere you
want, the MAS is just another outlet.
Quite a few developers seem to be switching to Mac App Store only policies (eg
Pixelmator) which is their choice, but ive not seen anywhere that is a
requirement unless its
I'm with Andrew. There's noting in the license agreement I agreed to that
prevents me from selling somewhere besides the AppStore. That may work for a
closed ecosystem like iOS, but Mac users would not put up with that (nor would
Mac developers...).
Tim
On May 29, 2012, at 2:41 PM, Andrew
yeah otherwise Apple should be due for an anti-trust investigation soon.
On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 2:46 PM, Tim Jones tolis...@me.com wrote:
I'm with Andrew. There's noting in the license agreement I agreed to that
prevents me from selling somewhere besides the AppStore. That may work for
a
On 5/29/12 4:46 PM, Tim Jones wrote:
I'm with Andrew. There's noting in the license agreement I agreed to
that prevents me from selling somewhere besides the AppStore. That
may work for a closed ecosystem like iOS, but Mac users would not put
up with that (nor would Mac developers...).
Phew, I was worried there for a while.
I'm gonna give Bodega a shot. I'll post some feedback.
Pete
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On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 3:47 PM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.comwrote:
On 5/29/12 4:46 PM, Tim Jones wrote:
I'm with Andrew. There's noting in
I for one am pleased that some developers still sell through their own sites as
well as MAS. I recently had a bad experience with Apple when I moved from the
UK to Canada, believe it or not I lost ALL licences for apps purchased through
MAS just because I updated my Apple ID to reflect my new
On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 9:03 AM, Paul Hibbert l...@pbh.on-rev.com wrote:
I for one am pleased that some developers still sell through their own
sites as well as MAS. I recently had a bad experience with Apple when I
moved from the UK to Canada, believe it or not I lost ALL licences for apps
I had a problem with MAS when I changed my id which is
my email address. I changed my email address and id
and then I could not update programs or access them
with my new id. I learned to correct the problem so you
can download updates for software bought with your old
id is to delete the
On 2012-05-29, at 9:48 PM, -=JB=- wrote:
I learned to correct the problem so you
can download updates for software bought with your old
id is to delete the program from your disk. Then start up
MacApp and you will be able to install the software you
have purchased on the old id without any
I was able to use my current versions too. Sorry to hear about
the problems and I have no answer. Are you able to access
them from your old account in any way or is that closed and
you have no access. Were you required to transfer your MAS
account when you moved to Canada?
-=JB=-
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