Movie rental credit

IiTunes likes to rip off and steal money from its customers. The corporate giant is a shameful business. I wouldn't spend a dime on their products, at least willingly. I would have to be tricked or coerced, like their business practices.

The rental must be for $4.99 or less when using a rental credit. If it is more you will be charged. I just discovered this today. I had been issued a credit for a movie that had issues with playback. The movie I had rented was a new release for $5.49. I rented another movie with that same price thinking the movie credit would apply. I was charged for it so I contacted ITunes support and they informed me of the credit price restriction.

When you say, "that didn't happen to us" what exactly do you mean?

There is an upper credit limit for those in Canada of $5.99. I also was issued some movie credits and told by Apple Customer Support that I could rent a movie up to $5.99. Found out later that it didn't work and was charged my credit card. I also am in the US so if you live in the US, don't rent a movie over $4.99 if you want to use a credit.

If you show a movie rental credit when you are logged into your iTunes Store account, just rent a movie. The credit should be used automatically.

Regards.

That didn't happen for us.