How am I goin to delete my old apple Id account? I created new account and I wanted to delete my old account and use the new one. Every time I tried to updates all,the applications the old account is popping up and I can't access it.

Update profile information to change old phone number to new phone number on all my devices in order to use itunes.

I have a new ipad and I cannot setup for use. Thank you

Why can you not set it up? Surely that has nothing to do with your Apple ID.

I want get mail and clean this I mail

I need to delete my account

That is SOOOO funny! No matter what kind of phone you have music bought with ANY online music service that you have on the phone will always be tied to the account it was bought with.

pearl219 wrote:

I need to delete my account

How luck for you that the solution to your issue is on the page your post appears, right at the top, and labeled Apple Recommended.

I bought new phone. Now I can’t get into Facebook. Facebook wants to send text to old phone. I don’t have access to old phone

I would like to disable an old Apple Id

How can I use two ID’s?

Note too that you can only change the AppleID in the App and music stores once every 90 days.

Disabling an Apple ID will in fact cause a lot of problems. Not least of which will be that all associated apps will no longer be updatable since they remain tied to the original Apple ID and can never be transferred.

If you delete the Apple ID all apps will cease to be tied to the Apple ID and as such you'll very likely lose access to them or they will stop working.

The best thing to do, if you are having issues with a particular email account associated with an Apple ID, is to just change the email account for the Apple ID, instead of disabling the Apple ID completely.

That way you can keep access to your Apps, and other purchased content.

Follow the steps here to change the associated email address for your Apple ID: Change the email address you use as your Apple ID - Apple Support

The browser message is just a scam, and is unlikely to be tied to any Apple ID issues you may have.

That's great in theory, but I own both Apple ID's. I had to get a new one as the old one was compromised, outside of Apple. There has to be a way to transfer the purchases, which I own, between the two Apple IDs, which I also own. This sounds like a Big Business excuse to me, especially in the world we live in today with hackers and easily accessed accounts even at the government level. I know it isn't that difficult with other programs, apps and operating systems. What gives?

That's great in theory, but I own both Apple ID's. I had to get a new one as the old one was compromised, outside of Apple. There has to be a way to transfer the purchases, which I own, between the two Apple IDs, which I also own. This sounds like a Big Business excuse to me, especially in the world we live in today with hackers and easily accessed accounts even at the government level. I know it isn't that difficult with other programs, apps and operating systems. What gives?

You should contact Apple Customer Service and discuss the matter with them. Because your Apple ID was compromised, they may (not "will" but "may") be willing to put the items that you purchased under your old Apple ID into the download queue for your new one (assuming the apps are still available). It's certainly worth making the case.

What you need to understand is that every time a paid application is downloaded under a new Apple ID, Apple has to pay the developer (usually a very small business) of that app. So, what you'd essentially be asking Apple to do is pay the developer for your Apps under the new ID. And while one could make the argument that you're asking for very little of Apple's billions, you can also perhaps see why allowing everyone to do this as a matter of course could make the shareholders a bit unhappy.

Depends on what you have, I have me.com and icloud.com , they’re essentially the same now and either one works and merge purchases. I use both because it doesn’t seem to matter. They have Identical passwords and when I change one password the other also changes with it.

It is not a problem with the phone. It is a problem with how you use it. There is never a reason to create a new Apple ID; you can just change the email address associated with your account (Apple ID: Changing your Apple ID). Your purchases are tied to your account, not to your device. For a more detailed explanation try reading the post right above yours from Phil0124.