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Aug 31, 2016 12:58 PM in response to formfranskaby Dah•veed,★HelpfulPerhaps your issue will be rectified with Pay, which will allow multiple credit/debit cards that can be selected at will.
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Nov 6, 2014 5:27 PM in response to Dah•veedby tommy61d,Or they could use an App Store card for personal use
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Dec 19, 2015 5:03 AM in response to tommy61dby PrasadYR,I take it that using 2 cards (one for personal and other for business) is not possible?
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Mar 7, 2016 10:57 PM in response to Dah•veedby sleeknub,It is hard to image anyone in their right mind arguing that Apple shouldn't allow for multiple payment methods on one account, which is what this is really about. This is standard procedure at most other major retailers. It is standard procedure at Apple retail stores. Can you imagine if you went into an Apple store and were told that they would only accept one of your credit cards?
This is just another example of Apple dumbing-down their software without any good reason for it. Also, two iTunes accounts is too many for many people, given that they likely have dozens of other account with other companies.
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Apr 22, 2016 2:23 PM in response to sleeknubby Jim Brownfield,Exactly!
Plus, when you have apps from multiple accounts installed on your phone, you can be asked at any random time for more Apple passwords. You either have to have terrible passwords, or you have to go to your pw storage program to retrieve it. It's bad enough with one account, but when you have to start adding accounts.
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Jul 21, 2016 3:44 PM in response to Bill H.by seanfrommt,Would be nice to have more payment options available. ie quickbooks Selfemployed app taking subscriptions through app and getting billed via iTunes (personal) account. Would be better (convenient, hi tech, latest technology... Am I making my point Apple?) if this were being billed via my business account. I love Apple, but sometimes I scratch my head? Not to mention that Quickbooks Selfemployed has no ability to change my billing information or that I have access to do so myself? Sometimes it's ironic, it's hard to spend money most importantly in the correct way.
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Aug 31, 2016 6:02 AM in response to Bill H.by JoeInfinity,Well here's a real life situation I'm in that no one's mentioned. I have a joint bank account with my girlfriend, that we use for joint purchases - bills, restaurants, and ideally, Apply Music, and movies we watch together.
But if I buy a new iPhone, or a game, she's not going to want to pay for that.
So frankly, all this stuff about business and pleasure - it's all irrelevant. There are other legitimate reasons someone might not want to use the same bank card for everything.
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Aug 31, 2016 1:07 PM in response to MarySTHby Bill H.,Hi Mary,
No luck.
Is kind of a bummer everytime I purchase for the business, I have to keep entering the other card in order to make the purchase. The same when I am going to make a personal purchase.
Bummer! Hopefully, Apple will give us an option for multiple cards soon.
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Aug 31, 2016 1:05 PM in response to JoeInfinityby Bill H.,Good point.
With me, is kind of a bummer everytime I purchase for the business, I have to keep entering the business card in order to make the purchase. The same when I am going to make a personal purchase. I have to keep changing it per purchase.
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Sep 1, 2016 6:27 AM in response to Bill H.by olivierfromherent,Hello,
Even humble people from Belgium need two cards on one account.
I must admit I am relatively new on Mac-book.
I want to buy Logic for my Mac-book.
Logic to use for work and I want to pay it from work-related Visa card.
My Apple account is personal.
I have already installed some programs on this mac-book: Microsoft office from my office365 account and also Adobe CC form my work-related Adobe account.
A pity for Logic and the Apple way of music making.
I have to stick to my Windows 8 portable and I will use Cubase as before.
Olivier