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Refunds: Who has applied? Have you changed your mind? Have you had a response?

I have.


On one hand this program is currently of no use to me, and I simply don't have time to learn to use it. The money isn't a big factor for me (my concern about the future is), but if I am not going to be using it, I figured I might as well get a refund.


On the other hand I see a few nice little features which I might as well hang on to it for, and also, I can only hope, all the missing things that render it useless will come back... so I might as well hang on!


Either way, I haven't heard a peep from Apple since I applied for my refund (by three different means) yesterday at about 16:00 GMT.


Have you?

MacBook Pro (2011 Quad 2.3 i7), Mac OS X (10.6.7), 8Gb Ram, 250GB SSD

Posted on Jun 22, 2011 9:43 AM

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Jun 23, 2011 4:59 AM in response to bit4bit

From my understanding the process is not transparent, if there is a DMG file, it is hidden while the process installs then is later deleted, (just a theory) the more likely senario is that you will have to download directly from the App store, every time, translation, if you have to for what ever reason install the software again.


You will have to go to the App store and download the entire file all over again.


I wish I could say that it was a good idea, but sadly, I cannot.

Jun 23, 2011 5:10 AM in response to reelstuff1

Oh crap...sounds like LionX is going the same way. This just cannot be right. Call me old fashioned but I do like to 'rebuild' the entire mac once in while. That means erasing the HD and reloading the OS and apps...which is why I have all my apps as disc images on a external drive. So easy. Looks like after all these years I am stuck with a fashion accessory. A big expensive smart phone.

Jun 23, 2011 5:44 AM in response to bit4bit

Its weird, a few years back I switched from Microsoft because of their crazy attitude to software development and licensing, now Apple seem to be going the same strange way with theirs.The idea of an OS and apps that you can't rebuild from disk in an emergency on site is pretty flaky. I think it might be time to go fully linux and keep apple just for what they are good at - hardware. The only missing app on linux now is an industrial strength video editor but that seems to be just about to be fixed with lightworks. For every other thing I use now there is already a decent free or well priced app that will run on linux already. It is getting close to the point where people don't have to put up with the decisions of crazy meglomaniac marketing departments if they choose. I really don't think I will be "upgrading" to lion somehow.

Jun 23, 2011 7:52 AM in response to neilk2350

Not in my case .. I received this reply from iTunes Store Support:



Dear Jeffrey,


Greetings from iTunes Store Customer Support. My name is Mervin.


I understand that you would like to have refund for your 3 mac application purchases as it do not work with your device. I know you are eager to be taken care of this. I will give you much of the information to resolve this.


Jeffrey, I request you to first please contact the developer of these applications and they will provide you the requirements that you need to use this application. They will give you all information required. I know you were eager to use this application. I have provided the links of each of them:


http://www.apple.com/support/finalcutpro/


http://www.apple.com/support/compressor


http://www.apple.com/support/motion


The support team will give you all the information.


Please let me know once you have contacted and if you need a refund. I will look forward to your reply to know about this.


Thank you for being a valued iTunes Store customer. Have a great day!


Sincerely,


Mervin

iTunes Store Customer Support


I guess my credit-card company is the next remedy

Jun 23, 2011 9:00 AM in response to NezihSavaskan

RedHavoc wrote:


I'm not so sure about that. Did you see the email I got above? Totally different!


Yea .. I did ...


I re-submitted my request and we'll see what happens.


The automated reply makes me believe the support organization is the

same...


Dear customer,


This is an automated reply, but an iTunes Store (Mac App Store) representative will review your request and send you a personal response, most likely within 24 hours.


While you are waiting, you may wish to review this article:


Mac App Store FAQ

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4461


Please do not reply to this email message. It was sent from an address that cannot accept incoming email.


Thank you for your patience.





Perhaps they're overwhelmed with the response to FCPX.


jeff

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