The guys from Cupertino are known for offering us a great versatility when it comes to making payments for the services offered to us, such as iCloud or Apple Music, and / or applications that we buy through their respective stores, including the PayPal option, a payment option that has been available for just over a year
If every month an amount of money is allocated to buy applications or pay for Apple services, it is likely that you are interested in making use of the option that Apple makes available to us, an option that allows us pay for all these services through the telephone bill of our operator, operator which probably also offers us the internet connection of our home.
In this way, we have everything related to telephony / internet / computing in one invoice in one place and it is easier plan our accounts. This option is increasingly available in a greater number of countries, a number of countries that has just been expanded to add 7 more. Specifically, 9 new operators have been added that offer their services in 7 countries, as we shall see.
The new operators that allow Apple app purchases and services to be associated are:
- Bahrain (Batelco, VIVA and Zain Bahrein)
- Cambodia (SmartPay)
- Croatia (A1)
- Luxembourg (POST Telecom)
- Poland (PLAY)
- Portugal (Vodafone)
- Romania (Orange)
If users select their operator as a payment method, this will go directly to bill them for the extra storage space they have contracted, the Apple Music fee, the rental or purchase of movies and television series, the music they buy ... in addition to the applications you buy from both the Mac Apo Store and the App Store.
Do you use this form of payment to pay for purchases of applications / games from the MAC App Store in addition to the services it offers us?
