Hi everyone, I have created some promo codes to give to some customers for my paid app (not in-app) .. I'll wanted to know if there is the possibility of knowing, in the first launch of the app just downloaded, that it was purchased using a promo code.
this is because the app purchased with the promo code must have special functions activated automatically.
thank you very much for sharing your experience with this issue. yours is certainly an excellent solution that I will consider. if, however, I put myself on the side of the user who has just bought the app with his own money and I see a pop-up appear asking me for an additional code to activate special functions, surely I would not be happy. I would think they want to get more money out of me and I would close it all by asking for a refund. what I was looking for was a solution that was transparent for the user who buys and automatic for the user who uses a promo code. knowing if he used a promotional code to buy the app is the most logical solution. Maybe one of the Erel's tricks could be the solution.
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