Re: Paid apps

VanguardLH wrote:

Talented Apps ParKing ($6.98) - abandonware for a couple years now
Network Cell Info & Wifi ($2.14)
GPS Status Pro ($2.14) - they now want $13.99
Torque Pro ($5.32) - use with OBD2 in my car for diagnostics
 Well, I'd rather not let Google have any payment methods, especially
since they don't have payware in their Play Store that I need now.
Usually I can find freeware apps that are devoid of ads, or the ads are
hidden (you have to dig for them to explicitly view them).

I've bought several nexus/pixel devices from the play store, as well as apps, so they have my details

The reason why you got the notice, and not I or others, is the following
condition: "Open to select participants based on their purchase
history".  My purchase history is so old and measly that Google will
never be sending me that discount.  Interestingly it also says "Google
Payments account required", yet Google Pay is dead.

Here is my list of app purchases over 13 years, doesn't seem that bad, several no longer exist in the store and most I no longer have installed.
Ping £0.78
Button Mapper Pro Discount £2.39
Premium TVheadend TV £5.99
Ampere No ADs £1.09
Light Flow Pro LED Control £1.75
Cloud Backup Drive Connector £0.59
Call Logs Backup & Restore Pro £0.99
SMS Backup & Restore Pro £1.49
ownCloud $0.99
Invitation Processor Pro £2.38
Ookla Speedtest Ad Removal £0.64
XavyCloud £0.61
GPS Status PRO legacy key £1.44
3D Image Live Wallpaper £1.00
7notes with mazec £0.75
mSecure Password Manager £0.25
TuneIn Radio Pro Live Radio £0.25
AndroZip Pro File Manager £2.33
Tasker £3.99
FolderSync Pro £1.95
PocketCloud Remote Desktop Pro £6.46
SpeedView Pro £1.80
World of Goo £0.49
RealCalc Plus £1.99
ADW Theme Cyanogen Mod Pro £0.65
Angry Birds Space Premium £0.61
Cut the Rope Gold £0.62
Sonic The Hedgehog £2.35

Trying to get suggestions on buying something because you might get a
big discount reminds me of the comedy skit where the husband comes home
to find bags of dry dog food in the kitchen, and asks why there are bags
of dog food.  Wife says there was a huge sale on dog food.  Husband
remarks "But we don't have a dog."

I'm sure there are apps I've hummed and hawed about, then ended-up not buying, was hoping for some brain joggers while I've got the discount offer.