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how to make an apple id without requiring any credit card or payment?
iPhone 4S
Hello,
You will find all the information on this page : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2534
Choose Creating an account on a computer or Creating an account on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
Hope this will help. 🙂
thanks ... now
WHAT IS THE REAL ANSWER ?!? ... both iOS and iTunes
DO NOT HAVE THAT "NONE" OPTION
so ?
The real answer is in the link above. Follow the step by step guide.
And this is what I saw in iTunes v.10.6.3 for Mac a few seconds ago in the United States Store when I tried to create an account.
- Which country do you use for the iTunes Store ?
There is a “None” button.
I just tried this on iTunes 10.6.3.25 and there is no "None" button. I want to create a account for my grand daughter and grand son to download free apps on their iPod Touch's.
So how can I create a acccount to just download free apps?
BTW I tried this on a PC not a MAC.
Agreed. Tried setting up the account in the iPod touch itself, and now whenever I try to sign into anything Apple related I get a "need to verify account" message that takes me to the stupid payment options screen, where magically there is no "none" option.
My kids will be using these things, and the only purchases they will be making is via prepaid iTunes cards. Period.
This is exactly what I am trying to do also. They need to make this more friendly as more kids are getting ipods for playing games. I did not see a none button either.
My username says it all...
Apparently, you can create an apple id with a brand new e-mail address if you fire up the app store first, and "buy" a free app - supposedly when you try to do so, it will prompt you to log in, or create a new apple id.
again, supposedly if you create a new apple id with a new user/e-mail then there is supposedly an option to not have a payment selected. supposedly.
brilliant. simply brilliant. *sarcasm noted for those that fail to see the obvious*
since the rest of the "support" I've tried to access has been blatantly wrong, and/or misinforming, I'm not about to try another e-mail/new apple id until this thread, and my ranting on facebook has seen some light of day for a while.
I have been able to figure this out...
Here are the steps:
Yeah, I figured that out as well, AFTER having already created another AppleID with my primary e-mail. That AppleID is now essentially useless as any attempt to do pretty much anything is met with "please review your account settings" B.S. whereby they try to lock you into a payment method.
You can't delete AppleID's either, so I guess my wife's e-mail will now be the 'control' for the kids' new iPod Touches.
Wonder if a prepaid visa gift card would work to resurrect the one tied to my e-mail account. That might be worth a brief try if I end up winning this other police auction and end up with more apple products in the house.
Dear Mr Waynes, I'd be very happy if you have a solution for NO 'none' button.
@HB1609, not sure what you are asking?
Thank you MR.Waynes. it helped.
I have been able to figure this out...
Here are the steps:
I cant find the "free app" application
lisetteh, you can choose any app that is free (it's not its name). 😉
Check at the right of the iTunes Store homepage and you will see a list of free apps. Choose one from there and follow the instructions of the link I posted on the first page. (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2534)
how to make an apple id without requiring any credit card or payment?
