[X-HW] Deauthorizining iTunes

[John Wilson]

Probably, the easiest thing to do is to send an email to the iTunes 
store staff and ask them to deauthorize your acct's. Then just 
reauthorize them one at a time. I had to do this when I sold my G4 MDD 
and forgot to deauthorize it. They sent me back a slightly snotty reply 
(see below) but they did it.

Dear John,

Thank you for contacting the iTunes Music Store.

We have manually deauthorized your registered computers from the iTunes 
Music Store. You can now reauthorize the computers that you intend to 
use.

To protect our customers' privacy, we generally do not perform this 
service. However, in this case we have made an exception. If you plan 
to sell or stop using a computer, be sure to deauthorize it before you 
no longer have access to it.

The catalog of songs grows every week. Visit often to preview the 
latest:


On Oct 30, 2004, at 12:30 PM, Paul Hawkins wrote:

> How do you fix this problem if you've purchased an album on iTunes and 
> you're not sure which of the five computers you need to deauthorize??
>
> Paul
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