chance. Share Tags Discuss Apple should be reported for making the claim that says sales are final. They do not have the right to override your entitlement for a refund. There are many stores that attempt this deceptive behaviour and consumers should not stand for it. You have the right to a full refund in the same form as you purchased the item (cash for cash, credit card for credit card etc) if the goods are faulty/not as described. Also, contrary to many store policies, you have the same right to a refund whether or not the goods are returned in the original packaging. I'm not qualified to answer, but I've always read and been told that as long as the final sales statement is agreed to you are stuck. Its no different than walking into a department store and buying something off the shelf maked as "ALL SALES FINAL".. you buy you own you wear the responsibility of your decision. If suddenly you don't like that 'whatchamacallit" you can't walk back into the shop for a refund... unless the product is defective or was sold incomplete etc with a fault. If you didn't read the mind numbingly boring long and dull license agreement when you set up your iTunes account you only have yourself to blame. &gt;Sellers can have signs that state 'No refunds will be given if you have simply &gt;changed your mind'. and don;t have to give a refund &gt;What if I change my mind? Can I