iTunes has an incredible variety of music, movies, TV shows and apps. People purchase all the above from iTunes but sometimes there may appear unwarranted charges on your iTunes account. In order to dispute a charge and get a refund, your issue needs to be valid. You will not get a refund from iTunes for buying the wrong item, buying something by accident or buying an item then deciding you no longer want it. It is crucial to note that you can only receive a refund for an item you have purchased in the previous ninety days.
iTunes retains the right to accept or refuse any refund request. You can request a refund from iTunes through three ways:
Getting a refund through your iPhone or iPad
There are no links to directly report a problem on the iTunes or Apple store. Therefore, if you want to request a refund, you will have to do it through the web browser on your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad. The steps you should take to get a refund through the above devices are as follows:
Getting a refund using the web
You can bypass iTunes if you are not near your computer by requesting a refund via any web browser using the steps below:
Getting a refund using iTunes on Mac or Windows
If you have a problem requesting a refund in any of the above ways, you can contact iTunes customer services. You can obtain the contact information from GetHuman.
After thousands of iTunes customers came to GetHuman in search of an answer to this problem (and many others), we decided it was time to publish instructions. So we put together How do I dispute an iTunes charge and get a refund? to try to help. It takes time to get through these steps according to other users, including time spent working through each step and contacting iTunes if necessary. Best of luck and please let us know if you successfully resolve your issue with guidance from this page.
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