My niece ran up a hefty sum on her iTunes account, which charged against my sister's credit card. I asked my sister why her CC was registered to the iTunes account, and sister tells me that you must have a credit card registered to the account to use it.
Now, I see these iTunes gift cards sold all the time, and I find it hard to comprehend that Apple would want to limit sales from their music store to people who have credit or debit cards. But I just could not tell from reading the exceedingly-polite, yet impenetrably-dense prose on Apple's website and, not being remotely interested in setting up an iTunes Music Store account, I thought I'd ask the many Apple-centric mavens here about t.
So.
Assume I have an iTunes gift card, a computer, an iPod and I am jonesing for some music, but I don't have a credit or debit card: can I get music from Apple, using the gift card alone?
Now, I see these iTunes gift cards sold all the time, and I find it hard to comprehend that Apple would want to limit sales from their music store to people who have credit or debit cards. But I just could not tell from reading the exceedingly-polite, yet impenetrably-dense prose on Apple's website and, not being remotely interested in setting up an iTunes Music Store account, I thought I'd ask the many Apple-centric mavens here about t.
So.
Assume I have an iTunes gift card, a computer, an iPod and I am jonesing for some music, but I don't have a credit or debit card: can I get music from Apple, using the gift card alone?