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Change country with 16 cents store credit

Hi,

My iTunes is currently set to the US store but I want tot change it to the dutch store. When I click change country it won't allow me because i still have 16 cents store credit. It says: "you have a store credit balance; you must spend your balance before you can change stores". The problem is, how can I spent 16 cents. I don't have an American credit card to add enough to buy anything.

Does anyone have any idea?

Mac OS X (10.5.4)

Posted on Aug 8, 2008 2:38 AM

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Posted on Aug 8, 2008 2:56 AM

Same problem here. I only have 3 cents left.
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Aug 10, 2008 12:42 PM in response to lex2319

IMHO the best thing is to open a second iTunes Store account. iTunes will keep track of keys etc. for five accounts. It's nice to have access to more than one iTunes store -- they have different free offerings, different release dates, sometimes different bonus tracks, and best of all different prices.

To open a second account you need a second e-mail address, and of course a billing address and credit card for that country.

Aug 10, 2008 1:55 PM in response to Denis Lynch

the best thing is to open a second iTunes Store account

Then you will have songs from two different accounts with different user IDs and passwords.

iTunes will keep track of keys etc. for five accounts.

No.
The iTunes store (not the iTunes app on your computer) keeps track of your account and it tracks millions of accounts.
You can have songs purchased from one account authorized on 5 different computers.

Aug 11, 2008 12:35 AM in response to Chris CA

Umm, actually, yes.

As you say, you can have songs from two different accounts with different user IDs. The only time you actually encounter the user ID and password is when you make a purchase, or authorize / deauthorize a computer, so it doesn't cause any problems.

You can have one account authorized on up to 5 computers, and you can have up to 5 accounts authorized on one computer. And any song that is authorized to play in iTunes can be synced to an iPod.

Of course the iTunes Store has millions of customers, but what does that have to do with the subject at hand?

Change country with 16 cents store credit

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