[Ziyad_SA]

Agree

Posted via CB10

[vgorous]

I've always wondered all this. I refrain from buying an app just due to uncertainty if it will work.

Posted via CB10

[Mo Cat]

Wallpaper Changer HD doesn't work on my Q10. Sent a mail to the dev but no answer yet.

CB10 - Q10

[trynacu2]

I agree. I hate buying something only to find it's not exactly what I need.

Posted via CB10 visit my photo channel C0011B779

[Pete The Penguin]

Google's playstore for Android has a 15 minute trial period for all paid apps and games, within that period, you can click 'refund' and the app/game is uninstalled and your cash back in your account - BlackBerry need this feature.

Posted via CB10 from my Q10.

[MasterOfBinary]

Wallpaper Changer HD doesn't work on my Q10. Sent a mail to the dev but no answer yet.

CB10 - Q10

He hangs around these forums a lot - maybe find the thread and post there?

http://forums.crackberry.com/app-ann...r-more-771551/

[KermEd]

You cant do trials anymore. RIM removed the feature from appworld.

Posted via CB10

[eldricho]

You cant do trials anymore. RIM removed the feature from appworld.

Posted via CB10

So it was there at a time? Never noticed it

[canderson85]

Many apps will release free versions with ads or less features. That's about as close as you can get for this. Its the developer's call on thia.

I know it's the same policy the Apple store uses

Posted via CB10

[AlphaCardServ]

I think the trial period is a great idea. Your customers have spoken...get it done BlackBerry! Who are the customers, the app developers or the app buyers?BlackBerry should cater a little more to the buyers and then the developers will conform.

Posted via CB10

[pvphooman]

I agree with OP. Current incentives for developers of paid apps are a catchy title, cool description and 5 star ratings from a few of their friends.

If all paid apps come with at least one day free trial, then only quality apps will rise to the top.

Sent via CB10 and Z10.

[pvphooman]

I'd even be willing to fill out a feedback questionnaire to receive the refund.

Sent via CB10 and Z10.

[Roscopcoletrain]

Like I already posted. There is a refund link in the email you receive after purchasing an app.

Its totally not as polished as Androids in house refund button. But that wasnt always the way. Give app world some time. In the mean time, use the refund link provided.

[Pete The Penguin]

You cant do trials anymore. RIM removed the feature from appworld.

Posted via CB10

Seriously? So I buy an app at say 5GBP and find it's rubbish then I have to contact the Dev who refuses to refund the app.
Google may be evil but they let you trial purchases.

Posted via CB10 from my Q10.

[Pete The Penguin]

Like I already posted. There is a refund link in the email you receive after purchasing an app.

Its totally not as polished as Androids in house refund button. But that wasnt always the way. Give app world some time. In the mean time, use the refund link provided.

You need a valid reason to request a refund, and only if the Dev hasn't/can't/or won't fix the issue or respond.

Posted via CB10 from my Q10.

[KMB4]

You cant do trials anymore. RIM removed the feature from appworld.

Posted via CB10

I'm not sure thus is true. I know I've seen free trials recently.

Ascendant Music BBM Channel C000B8970

[KermEd]

Seriously? So I buy an app at say 5GBP and find it's rubbish then I have to contact the Dev who refuses to refund the app.
Google may be evil but they let you trial purchases.

Posted via CB10 from my Q10.

No,

The Dev can't refund you. You have to ask RIM to refund you.

Posted via CB10

[KermEd]

I'm not sure thus is true. I know I've seen free trials recently.

Ascendant Music BBM Channel C000B8970

An app posted for free isn't a free trial.

There used to actually be a trial option for developers to use. That would auto induce payment to continue.

Now we need to post apps for free and move them to paid - which angers folks because we impact everyone at once.

Or we have to due free *basic* versions. They removed the try before you buy.

Posted via CB10

[Pete The Penguin]

No,

The Dev can't refund you. You have to ask RIM to refund you.

Posted via CB10

And BlackBerry will only refund you if you can't work out the issue with the Dev.

Posted via CB10 from my Q10.

[baste07]

Add a refund button as well

Posted via CB10

[KermEd]

And BlackBerry will only refund you if you can't work out the issue with the Dev.

Posted via CB10 from my Q10.

Usually I just say it doesn't work - I've removed it - please refund.

Worked everytime so far.

Posted via CB10

[Jim Banks1]

Just want to say I agree and would like to also note that if you install an app then give it a bad review which I generally do in good faith to the helps other users. I have discovered that when you uninstall the app your review dissappears

I think it should stay for at least a certain amount of time to help other people.

Posted via CB10

[Tre Lawrence]

Just want to say I agree and would like to also note that if you install an app then give it a bad review which I generally do in good faith to the helps other users. I have discovered that when you uninstall the app your review dissappears

I think it should stay for at least a certain amount of time to help other people.

Posted via CB10

It should stay permanently. What the heck?

[anon(153966)]

I've wanted RIM and now BlackBerry to offer this option for years! Yes, some apps are only $0.99, but it all adds up after a while...

[diegonei]

https://www.blackberry.com/technical....do?ft=generic

There. Ask for your refund and be done with it. They are actually quite fast to process these.