The Android Maret has been given a good old facelift, chemical peel and a touch of botox. The redesign has been a ong time coming, but it changes one key part of the Android Market policy: you’ll no longer have 24 hours to get a refund on app purchases, and the time window for refunds is cut to just 15 minutes.
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We asked you last week whether you had ever tried to get a refund on a Wi-Fi NotSpot you’d paid for. Lots of you said yes, and now we want to hear about it. 15 per cent of you said it was a hassle to get a refund, and another 15 per cent said you hadn’t been able to get a refund. We want to hear about your stories, here or on the Facebook page, vent your frustrations, and tell us what stopped you getting a refund. Remember to drop in the name of your provider, and when and where you had a Wi-Fi nightmare!
Stay tuned and join the Facebook campaign page for more info, and keep your eyes peeled, as we’ve got a Wi-Fi NotSpot themed competition coming up!
We’ve been asking you if you’ve ever tried to get a refund on a Wi-Fi NotSpot. The biggest proportion of respondents said that they steer clear of Wi-Fi hotspots. In those that used Wi-Fi hotspots, only 19 per cent of you said you’d not had a problem with a Wi-Fi hotspot.
From our tests and our polls, it seems that lots of you have first hand experience of Wi-Fi NotSpots. We’ve focused on Wi-Fi hotspots that require a subscription or payment, and now we want to know, if you’ve used a Wi-Fi NotSpot, have you ever tried to get a refund? If so, how easy was it? Click and tell, and click through to tell us more in the comments. Don’t forget to join the Facebook Group, and if you’re in a Wi-Fi NotSpot, tweet us @electricpig with your location and provider, hashtag #notspots.