iCloud storage: Does anyone know what'll happen when the pricing structure changes?

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Does anyone know what'll happen when the pricing structure changes? I currently pay ?70 for 50gb in one hit, so when the price drops, will people like me get a credit? Not seen this mentioned anywhere yet

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Credit & Apple in same sentence? Haa..! Just kidding :D

There won't be any such scheme. Sorry


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Does anyone know what'll happen when the pricing structure changes? I currently pay ?70 for 50gb in one hit, so when the price drops, will people like me get a credit? Not seen this mentioned anywhere yet

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No credit. I've purchased iWorks and iMovie iPhoto Garage band suit as well before. Now it's free and no credit what so ever.


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I would love for them to have a pricing structure as pay for what you have.

Price it at a per GB

So if user A have 15 GB of stuff to store they pay for that 15 GB.

User B have 48 GB of stuff to store it will be rounded up to 50GB


I am sure this can be done.
 

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iCloud storage costs

Credit & Apple in same sentence? Haa..! Just kidding :D

There won't be any such scheme. Sorry


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Apple HAS issued blanket credits in the past:
Apple issues credit to angry 'Breaking Bad' fans - Los Angeles Times
Apple issues iTunes Store credits | Apple news, reviews and how-tos since 2004
Apple Issues iTunes Store Credit for iPhone Activation Delays | Cult of Mac
Jobs apologizes for iPhone price cut; Apple to issue $100 credit - Computerworld

So before you go bashing Apple about anything, make sure you know what you?re talking about.

With regard to the OP's question, my guess is that Apple will leave things in place until your storage purchase is up for renewal, and then the new prices will kick in. But that?s just a guess.
 
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When I moved from MobileMe to iCloud, they gave me 50 GB plan 2 years for free, I think they gonna do the same thingImageUploadedByiMore Forums1402490029.330754.jpg


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