How you get a refund for iTunes or App Store purchases and in-app purchases isn't obvious, but it is possible!
Updated November, 2016 to reflect changes in iOS 10.
If you experience a problem with music, movies, TV shows, books, or apps you purchase from iTunes or the App Store, you can request a refund directly from Apple. You'll need to have a valid reason for the request—it's not meant to be a way to get free trials or short-term use— but if you buy something by accident, buy the wrong thing, or get the wrong thing, or don't get anything, it's how you get your money back.
Note: You can only report problems on items you purchased within the last 90 days.
- How to get a refund using your iPhone or iPad
- How to get a refund using apple.com on the web
- How to get a refund using iTunes on Mac or Windows
How to get a refund using your iPhone or iPad
Apple hasn't built any links to problem reporting into the iTunes Store or App Store apps, so if you're stuck using the web on your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad as well. If it's more convenient, you can go directly to problem reporting via your email receipt.
Enter your Apple ID and password when prompted.
Enter details for your problem, then tap Submit.
You should hear back from Apple within a few days to a week with whether your request for a refund is approved.
How to get a refund using the web
If you're not at your computer, or simply prefer to sidestep iTunes, you can still request a refund using any web browser.
Select the appropriate tab—all, music, movies, TV shows, apps, or books.
Enter details about your problem and then click Submit.
You should hear back from Apple within a few days to a week with whether your request for a refund is approved.
How to get a refund using iTunes on Mac or Windows
Click on See All under your Purchase History.
Click on Report a Problem next to the single item you wish to report. You will be redirected to Apple's problem reports page.
Select the appropriate tab—all, music, movies, TV shows, apps, or books.
Enter details about your problem and then click Submit.
You should hear back from Apple within a few days to a week with whether your request for a refund is approved.
Note on refunds
App Store refunds typically take a day or two to process and you might get contacted by Apple support to verify the reason for the request. If you have any questions, let me know in the comments!
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