aalex123

What if I'm not an US citizen and a company from US (threaten to) sues me over a .com domain registered through an non-US registrar? Should I hire an US lawyer? Where does the trial take place: in US or in my country?

Let's say I get an email like the one OP got but I don't understand english and I take no action... Will the non-US registrar give them my domain by default?

I'm from Europe. I don't know what provider they use but my cards work with iTunes/app store. I pay monthly for icloud and I bought dozens of apps and games.

yes, I sent them a message, here is what they said:

" If you cannot resolve the issue through your financial institution and have received confirmation from Apple that your order could not be completed, you may place a new order using a different payment method. To prevent further issues, please follow these steps: • Use the latest version of Safari and clear cache and cookies before accessing the payment page. • Before placing the new order, notify your financial institution that you are expecting a charge from Apple and confirm that your billing information is accurate. • Be sure to use a payment method that is accepted for developer purchases in your region, as presented during the purchase process. • Confirm that all payment details match the information on file with your financial institution when submitting the new order."

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I followed all the steps, carefully. Today is the seventh time I tried and it's the same. I've never had any problems with the cards or the bank and they tried to help me but it seems Apple is special.

Anyway, if I call Apple support and they solve the problem, I don't want to have to do this every year... I don't want to beg apple to approve my payment every year. This is not how it should work.