Last night I mentioned that Ditty Bops album I discovered was out. In my excitement I apparently clicked “Buy All” instead of “Buy Album” while in my shopping cart that was full of music that I for the most part didn’t want anymore but never cleaned out.<\/p>\n
I just purchased $189 worth of music!<\/p>\n
Last night at the time I noticed that it said I had 209 downloads. I freaked knowing what that meant so I found the download manager and got them to stop and then deleted them. I get the Ditty Bops and 6 Jamiroquai songs downloaded before I realized the problem. Phew, that could be bad.<\/p>\n
This morning I put on the Ditty Bops on the iPod and the third song has a glich and stops after 30 seconds. I go to iTunes to check into getting it fixed when I start those darn downloads again.<\/p>\n
Just stopping and deleting them from the downloads isn’t enough, damage was done and complete the moment I hit Buy All, it was just a matter on when I was going to download them. Oh shit, $189 on iTunes!<\/p>\n
At that moment of realization, Hollace just woke up and came into the room. Sorry honey, I can’t talk right now. I got to find the contact info to get this charge taken off. I don’t want those songs!<\/p>\n
I finally find something and explain the situation. A few hours later I get an email saying that they will credit my account for the one song (99 cents). I immediately right back with this:<\/p>\n
No, no, no! Not one song, $189 worth of songs! All I was trying to
\nbuy was the Ditty Bops album and I accidentally hit buy all instead
\nof buy album. I know I should of cleaned out my shopping cart and not
\nhad them in there if I didn’t intend to buy them but I didn’t.
\nPlease, don’t make me spend $189 for music I didn’t want (and didn’t
\ndownload yet)<\/p><\/blockquote>\nIt was bumming my evening out thinking that I might have to eat $189.<\/p>\n
I then get this email:<\/p>\n
I’d be happy to help refund you for this purchase. I understand these things can happen, so I have reversed the charge for the accidental purchase. You will see a credit of the remaining $188.25 in three to five business days. Please note that the iTunes Store Terms of Sale state that all sales are final, so this is a one-time exception.<\/p>\n
I hope this helps. Thanks for being an iTunes customer. I hope you have a very wonderful weekend!\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Phew! My only qustion is now that they are going to credit my credit card, does that mean those songs are still waiting for me to download anyway? I am afraid to go and check it out. Actually my question is why 188.25. If everything ends in 99 cents, how do you get 25 cents?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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