Apple support Fraud apps?

1 and 8, there are lots of ways to contact iTunes Support e.g. for purchases the emailed receipt, your purchase history, http://reportaproblem.apple.com , http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/ww, https://www.apple.com/emea/support/itunes/contact.html

2, difficult to say as you don't say what your language is. iTunes terms and conditions : https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/

3, ask Apple. You know that Apple's policies can't be discussed on here, nor is speculation allowed.

4, you can request cancellation, assuming that you haven't started to download the item, by any of methods in 1

5, did you read the app's description page in the store prior or since downloading it ? It says that it has an optional in-app subscription.

6, have you got an example of 'fraud' ?

7, ? don't know what that means

1. iTunes - Official Apple Support

2. What is your language and what is your country?

3. Don't know.

4. If you have purchased hardware you return it to where you bought it, if it is an app use #1

5. Photo Scanner is a free app but it also includes In-App purchases for additional features. If you clicked on one of those then you can be charged for what you purchased. That is not fraud.

6. They don't. There is no fraud involved here. There is a user error.

7. If you have no subscriptions it logically did not show you a subscription. I don't have that app so I don't know if one of there in-app purchases is a subscription. If it was, and you saw it in your subscriptions and now it is gone then you have cancelled it.

8. They do. See #1

1. They don't do iTunes Store support by phone or email. Use what I sent you. Or here is a short cut: iTunes Store - Contact Us - Apple Support

4. Yes, I know you bought it on your phone. So what?

5. You said 22 days the first time. Forever? I doubt it. Find someone who is more experienced to help you.

And there is no way to reach the unsubscribe page.

Yes there is, you simply log into the iTunes account as instructed on the app's description page. For more detailed instructions : View, change, or cancel your subscriptions - Apple Support

And to have an automatic subscription in my terms and by legal terms means fraud.

The app's description page says that it will automatically renew, so you knew that prior to downloading it. And its description page, and the email that you say that you received, tell you that you need to cancel it if you don't want it. That is nothing like fraud

Are you sure this email was from Apple? An in-app purchase would generate an email from the developer. Apple doesn't have any 3 day time window. Can you provide the mail header here, sounds like you received a phishing email.

4-5, free in app purchases - you are combining two separate things, it's 'free' to download and allows 'offers In-App Purchases'

6, you haven't posted any example of fraud. For the app that you've posted about its description page clearly says that it offers in-app subscription. Getting an email saying to cancel that subscription within 3 days to stop it becoming paid for is obviously not fraud.

The app's description page gave you instructions for cancelling the subscription, you were sent an email prior to it becoming paid-for telling you to cancel it if you didn't want it to become paid-for i.e. becoming paid-for is optional, if you didn't read the app's description page and ignored the email it was your choice to let it become paid-for. You need lo look up what fraud means

Of course I have no interest in the app. You downloaded the app, that started the free trial, you opted not to unsubscribe prior to the free trail ending by ignoring the email, there was no fraud involved, just your failure.