How To Refund Apple Apps On Mac

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How To Refund Apple Apps On MacApps

To report an issue with your iTunes Store, App Store, Mac App Store, or iBooks Store purchase, follow these steps: Find the email receipt for your purchase. Click Report a Problem under the app that is having the issue. When prompted, enter the Apple ID and password you used to purchase the item, then click Report a Problem.

How to request a refund

  1. Go to reportaproblem.apple.com.
  2. Sign in with your Apple ID and password.
  3. If you see the 'Report' or 'Report a Problem' button next to the item that you want to request a refund for, click it.
  4. Follow the instructions on the page to choose the reason why you want a refund and submit your request.

If you can't request a refund on reportaproblem.apple.com

If the charge is pending, you canʼt request a refund yet. After the charge goes through, try to request a refund again.

If you have an unpaid order, you need to pay for that order before you request a refund. You might need to update your payment information.

Get more information about refunds

See how long refunds take.

For more information about refund requests or for other refunds that you can’t request on reportaproblem.apple.com, contact Apple Support.

Problem with a subscription?

You can request a refund. You can also cancel the subscription.

If you or a family member bought an item by accident

If you or a family member bought an item by mistake, set up Screen Time to prevent unintentional purchases in the future. You can require a password for purchases, prevent some types of purchases, or disable purchasing completely. Set up Screen Time.

How To Refund Apple Purchase

Refund eligibility might vary by country or region. See the Apple Media Services Terms and Conditions for details. In countries and regions with consumer law protections, users retain their rights under these protections. In Australia and New Zealand, consumers retain their rights under the applicable consumer protection laws and regulations.

Store availability and features might vary by country or region. Learn what's available in your country or region.

If you are not happy with your App Store or iTunes purchases, you can request Apple for a refund within 90 days. Sometimes the app or in-app purchase you bought might not work as shown. At times, it may also happen that you or a family member makes a purchase accidentally. In other situations, you can end up buying the wrong thing. Whatever the reason, let me help you to get a refund for iTunes or App Store purchase.

What Happens When You Report a Problem?

When you report a problem, you are presented with different options. They are ‘I’d like to request a refund,’ ‘App fails to install or won’t download,’ ‘App doesn’t work or behave as expected,’ ‘I didn’t authorize this purchase,’ ‘Didn’t receive or unable to find purchase within app.’

How To Refund Apple Apps

Depending on what you select (and other factors), Apple may choose to issue you a refund, redirect you to the app/developer’s website, or take you back to the app or game to re-download it. I believe you are here to request a refund. So, here is what to choose and how to get it. Take a look.

How to Get a Refund Using iPhone, iPad, and Mac

  1. Open Safari, go to reportaproblem.apple.com and sign in with your Apple ID.
  2. Tap on Report/Report a Problem next to the item you want the refund.
  3. Tap on the dropdown menu that says I’d like to… and select Request a Refund.
  4. Tap Tell us more and choose the reason for the refund.
    Note: If you choose that you purchased the app accidentally, or purchased the wrong app, then you may get a text box to describe the problem. Type in the reason
  5. Finally, tap on Submit.

Please note that you may see slightly different options in the above steps, depending on whether you are asking a refund for a subscription or a one-time app or media purchase.

An alternate method is to open the purchase receipt email that you received from Apple after buying an app or service. From the bottom of the email, tap on Report a Problem, and follow the on-screen instructions.

After you successfully submit your request, wait for a few days to hear back from Apple. If your refund request is accepted, you will get the money back in your bank account or Apple ID accordingly within a week or so (depending on region and bank rules).

The above steps also work on any computer. Or, if you want, you can use iTunes to request a refund. See below.

How To Refund App Ios

How to Get a Refund Using iTunes

How To Refund Apple Apps On Macbook

  1. Open Music app on Mac running macOS Catalina or later. Open iTunes on older Macs and Windows PC
  2. Click on Account from the top menu bar and select View My Account.
  3. Enter your Apple ID and password when asked.
  4. Click on See All next to your Purchase History.
  5. Scroll your purchase history and locate the item you want the refund for. Click on More next to it.
  6. Click Report a Problem.
  7. Click on the dropdown menu that says Choose Problem. Next select, I’d like to request a refund.
  8. Describe your problem and why you are asking for a refund. Finally, click on Submit.

Signing off…

This is how you can request a refund for app, media, and subscription purchased from App Store or iTunes Store.

If you have purchased an app directly on your Mac from the developer’s website or third-party app marketplace, you will have to contact them, not Apple. Usually, many third-party apps offer a few days as a trial. Or, carry a money-back guarantee for a week, fortnight, or month. Use the ‘contact us’ section of the app or the respective third-party website to raise a refund request.

How To Refund Apple Apps On Mac Computer

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