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I don't know about adriviola, but please remember that I have not yet given App Store my credit card. Somewhere in Cupertino there's undoubtedly a task force periodically meeting about us 'problem' Apple customers.
David H.
David H.
Man, this thread is already a train wreck, but here goes anyway..Apple periodically asks for payment verification after a certain period of time of not downloading anything, even if you don't have a payment method associated with your Apple ID. If this is the case, select 'None' for payment method and be on your way to download free apps trouble free. No conspiracy involved. As for the apps that used to be called iLife, after I think Snow Leopard (i.e. with the introduction of Lion), they came free with new Macs (as always), but now they are tied to your Apple ID, not to a physical installation CD. If you never downloaded the iLife app on a brand new Mac before upgrading to a new OS version, or if you bought a used Mac where the previous owner already claimed the iLife apps with their Apple ID, these apps will not be available to you. After you've associated your Apple ID and Mac (I think it uses a unique hardware identifier to check) with the iLife apps by downloading them from the App Store, you are free to redownload that particular version for as long as you would like, including any subsequent version updates.
That's my understanding of how things work.
I don't know about adriviola, but please remember that I have not yet given App Store my credit card. Somewhere in Cupertino there's undoubtedly a task force periodically meeting about us 'problem' Apple customers.
David H.
David H.
Man, this thread is already a train wreck, but here goes anyway..
Apple periodically asks for payment verification after a certain period of time of not downloading anything, even if you don't have a payment method associated with your Apple ID. If this is the case, select 'None' for payment method and be on your way to download free apps trouble free. No conspiracy involved. As for the apps that used to be called iLife, after I think Snow Leopard (i.e. with the introduction of Lion), they came free with new Macs (as always), but now they are tied to your Apple ID, not to a physical installation CD. If you never downloaded the iLife app on a brand new Mac