How Do I Get A Refund From iTunes?

No one?

Looks like I will have to keep everyone posted on my progress with this then.

So far I have sent in about 4 complaints to Apple and I am now working on emailing them after trawling their website for a direct email address. No surprises that they make it hard to find.........

From a legal standpoint they have to give me a refund even though iTunes is freeware because The TV shows I have bought are NOT. Because apple have made it impossible for anyone buying songs, TV shows or movies to play these on any other software and theirs doesn't work it looks like I have a slam dunk case.

Especially when there are hundreds, if not thousands of posts in this very forum detailing the very same problems I have been having with my very simple attempt of watching a television show I bought with my money on my computer.

If anyone knows any differently please post here. I'd still like an answer to my question - has anyone tried and succeeded to get a refund from iTunes before?

But this is a problem at their end not mine.

I'm not asking for a refund for anything I have lost as I back everything up daily now because of the last time itunes crashed my laptop. I am just asking them to refund the money I have spent on programmes and movies I have bought because THEIR viewing programmes don't work.

I see it as selling someone water without anything to drink it out of.

They are conning people into buying music, TV programmes and movies without providing a way for people to view them...

Well, they do, it just doesn't work.

iTunes is not excempt from having to give refunds. And if they say they don't have to then they are breaking the law.

I bought a product and I can't use it because the legal software they say I have to use doesn't work ergo they HAVE to give me a refund. I have read the terms and conditions many times and nowhere does it say that they are above and beyond the simple and basic trading standards of every other company on this planet.

Lets say Nintendo refused to give a refund because they had sold Wii's that were faulty, what do you think would happen? I am using this as an example because they make games that are only compatible with their product. Why would anyone carry on buying Wii games when they had no way of using them?

They wouldn't.

Why can Apple get away with this when every other company can't?

I want a refund or a way for me to watch the products they sold me. I've posted updates on my other thread on the current status of my iTunes and Quicktime problem and no one seems to have an answer.

Personally, I'm not spending one more penny in the iTunes store. I'm going old school and I'm just going to wait for the DVD's to come out and buy CD's like I used to do. At least that way I have a store to go into and a human being to shout at if anything goes wrong.

There is nothing wrong with my system.

I can make iTunes purchases but I can't WATCH any of them since I upgraded to iTunes 8.0.2 and Quicktime 7.5 and no one seems to know how to fix this.

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Y'all can read my other thread for "what I am talking about".

This thread is asking if anyone has successfully received a refund from iTunes and if so, how they went about it because it seems phone calls, emailing and carrier pigeon doesn't work.

I just want my money back and to forget iTunes, QuickTime and Apple ever existed. They cause more problems than they are worth and I am done with it all.