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Hi guys. I was wondering if you could give me some ideas how to deal with this stupid problem. I hope I didn't break any rules of the forum, I did search first and I think General is the most appropriate sub-forum because this is not related do any phone.
So, the problem is the following. I moved from UK to US. I bought a Nexus 7 while still in UK and got the promotional £15 store credit. Now, in US, I can't activate Google Wallet on my new Nexus 4, because it says "not supported in your country". I want to change my country in my Wallet account from UK to US but it says - you can't change country if you have nonzero balance. I am left with 61p in my account that I don't know how to spend. When I open the play store, all prices are in USD. So, I see a $0.99 app and try to buy it, it asks for £0.62 and automatically excludes my account balance as a paying option, directly goes to my cards.
So, I need to find an app that costs £0.61, or I need to find a website where I can make a donation or something for that amount.
Or maybe if there is some way to upload more money to my account, I could upload the difference up to some exact amount that is needed to buy something.
Any ideas are welcome.
I contacted Google Support and they are useless. They told me to create another account.
I can't give a link but the app's name is "die for metal"
Hope it helps
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It is 92 cents and if I did the conversion correct, it should be 61 pence
etbaba said:
It is 92 cents and if I did the conversion correct, it should be 61 pence
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Thanks. They have some strange ways for calculating those. I clicked on lots of 99 cent apps and sometimes they where 61p, other times - 99p, and finally I found one for 61p! So, I managed to clear my balance. And now... I still can't change my home address and country - it shows the same error message - "Your home country (United Kingdom) cannot be changed because you have Google Play balance."!
I am contacting support again.
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kicko_ said:
Thanks. They have some strange ways for calculating those. I clicked on lots of 99 cent apps and sometimes they where 61p, other times - 99p, and finally I found one for 61p! So, I managed to clear my balance. And now... I still can't change my home address and country - it shows the same error message - "Your home country (United Kingdom) cannot be changed because you have Google Play balance."!
I am contacting support again.
This thread can be closed.
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I don't know if those are connected but try calling somewhere from gtalk . I think your google wallet and talk balance are connected.
Also the problem may be the currency rates. For example, 92 cents could be 60.99 pence so you still have 0.01 pence...
But I hope support helps you !
Sorry for the massive bump, but I have this issue with the 22p left in my account... Does anyone know of anything that's this cheap? Or another way of emptying my credit? It's crazy that I can't use it as part payment as I think it's the thing stopping me from signing up for all access!
I have 12pence and I can't figure out how to get rid of that. I've moved countries but my Google Play / Wallet account is stuck in UK and won't let me change because of the 12p credit
I have the same problem, spending it all doesn't help - the balance goes to zero but it still won't let me switch countries. Has anyone called Google/Wallet support and gotten any help with this?
I've had the same problem lately. Won £5 free credit with KitKat but as my home country is showing as US (yet I live in the UK) even with Zero balance I'm unable to change country. Contacted Google support who said even though balance is zero, having a transaction history with them is what prevents the country from being changed. They are aware of the problem and apparently engineers are working to correct this issue but there's no time frame on when it will get fixed. I was advised to set up a new account!
I tried deleting the Wallet account as I thought this may trigger new t's&c's but again as the transaction history is there the account just gets suspended and not deleted. Until they fix it there's no other options...
Exactly the same problem
When i bought my Nexus 7 in The Netherlands, i used a VPN to get the 25 dollar gifcard. Well now i cant change my country back to the Netherlands, so i can use my 5 euro giftcard that i won with Kitkat giveaway.
I hope this gets fixed soon! This is really anoying and making me spend less on google play! That doesn't sound like a good busniss model
There is no fix, I have been trying all day for my AU$5 Google KitKat code.
Ring +18554925538 which is the Google Wallet support number, press option 2.
If you ring from skype its free, report the problem, they are aware of it, and there is currently no fix.
However the more people who ring, the faster the issue will become a priority and get fixed.
I have been told to create a new Google Account :silly: ... well I think I can live without redeeming codes / or purchasing from Google Play with a card.
Best option is to sell your code, or swap it, I know £5 is worth more than US$5 or AU$5 or €5 but at least you can redeem it.
I have had this issue as well. I had 14p sitting in my account, and have moved form the UK to Canada.
After searching around for awhile and getting nowhere, I called up Google and explained the situation. The woman I spoke to really didn't know what she was doing.
She first suggested I use the 14p towards a purchase. Um, no, against your T&Cs.
She then suggested I top up money in my prepaid balance and use that. Um, no, also against your T&Cs, and getting slightly annoyed now.
She then suggested creating a new Google Account completely. How about ... no.
Finally after a lot of back and forth, she got permission to add 55p to my account, which gave me 69p total, so I bought an app for 69p.
My balance now says zero... and I still can't change my country to Canada. I got transferred to someone else, he tried to help but ultimately said to give it 48 hours and see if that did anything. It's been 48h and I still have the error message... has anyone had this cleared after a certain amount of time??
did you manage to get it sorted?
I'm in the same situation except i managed to spend all of my credit but cant change my address
I have $30 worth of play store credits i want to redeem but cant!
SchnookoLoly said:
I have had this issue as well. I had 14p sitting in my account, and have moved form the UK to Canada.
After searching around for awhile and getting nowhere, I called up Google and explained the situation. The woman I spoke to really didn't know what she was doing.
She first suggested I use the 14p towards a purchase. Um, no, against your T&Cs.
She then suggested I top up money in my prepaid balance and use that. Um, no, also against your T&Cs, and getting slightly annoyed now.
She then suggested creating a new Google Account completely. How about ... no.
Finally after a lot of back and forth, she got permission to add 55p to my account, which gave me 69p total, so I bought an app for 69p.
My balance now says zero... and I still can't change my country to Canada. I got transferred to someone else, he tried to help but ultimately said to give it 48 hours and see if that did anything. It's been 48h and I still have the error message... has anyone had this cleared after a certain amount of time??
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did you manage to get it sorted?
I'm in the same situation except i managed to spend all of my credit but cant change my address
I have $30 worth of play store credits i want to redeem but cant!
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No dice as of yet, it's been a week and I still can't change my account address. I need to give Google another call, but just haven't had the time to sit down and do it.
This is the most ridiculous problem.
Having the exact same problem as you guys. I'm in email communications, asking for a follow-up of my call 3 weeks ago. I can't spend my money and even if I could, it looks like it wouldn't help me at all according to your personnal experiences. I'll keep you posted if I can get this sorted out. Thanks!
I also read the full Terms and Conditions of Google Play Canada (http://play.google.com/intl/ALL_ca/about/offer-terms.html) and it says : 4. Redeemed balances that remain unused in your Google Play account will expire on September 30, 2013... However my balance is still there..
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I decided to go forward... There is a link (https://support.google.com/wallet/answer/2907658?hl=en) with a form to close your google wallet account. I am trying this. The downside is when you have subscriptions, you have to cancel them but you still have access to your subscriptions until the renewal date so not too too bad... My main annoying thing is I'm losing my 80Gb @ 20$ yearly on Google Drive.. It better work! Will keep you posted
readmanr said:
There is no fix, I have been trying all day for my AU$5 Google KitKat code.
Ring +18554925538 which is the Google Wallet support number, press option 2.
If you ring from skype its free, report the problem, they are aware of it, and there is currently no fix.
However the more people who ring, the faster the issue will become a priority and get fixed.
I have been told to create a new Google Account :silly: ... well I think I can live without redeeming codes / or purchasing from Google Play with a card.
Best option is to sell your code, or swap it, I know £5 is worth more than US$5 or AU$5 or €5 but at least you can redeem it.
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Did it work? I have the same problem.
Tell me if you lose that rate too, because I have all access @ $7.99 and I'd hate to lose that.
Well cancelling Google Wallet account ONLY disables it and they can't delete it due to tax and government audits. They can't create a new Google Wallet account within the same Gmail account. So I lost my legacy Google Drive plan for nothing There really is no fix. I'm re-opening my account.
Just caught up on all the posts since my last post.
This is literally the most ridiculous problem that Google's taking its sweet time to fix. I've been waiting for so long for a fix for this. People move, its a fact, they have to have a way to allow us to change our home countries!
I've got over $300 US but I can't spend in Canada. Some apps say This payment method cannot be used for this purchase. (IAI). I have no idea how to fix it.
I figured out a way to change the store (the 0.00 Google Play balance will still remain).
From your browser only (not on any phone).
1. You need to go and delete ALL addresses associated under wallet and payment types. You will NOT be able to change "home" address. Log out
2. Change your shipping address to the country your now in. Log out.
3. Now add a credit card. It has to match your new shipping address.
4. The store should change over in a bit and you can now buy.
The problem is, there is no way to change the google play balance credits and add them. This is because your "home" address will still say:
"Your home country (insert yours here) cannot be changed because you have Google Play balance"
Google REALLY needs to fix this so we can change our home addresses.
I'm having the same issue with a UK to US move. Spoke to Google and they removed my 22p. However, because I used a google play balance in the UK (nexus 7 gift card), it is locked to the UK and cannot be changed. (It is against their policy to move accounts.)
The slightly amusing part was the suggestion to create a new google account in my new country. Yet when I asked if they could transfer all my gmail, google+, etc., I was told that wouldn't work and I would have to start from fresh.
The biggest issue is I now cannot redeem vouchers in the US, as my UK country lock does not allow me to do it.
I asked them to take the question further up the chain, but not waiting out for any answer soon.
YOU WILL NEED A CREDIT CARD (But doesn't matter from where or if it's limited to your country)
This method will get you access to the US Play Store permanently, without the need to fake your location (sort of), so you can say goodbye to those slow and painful proxys!
Hi Guys!
This is my first thread here at XDA, so cut me some slack if it's not perfect, although I'm pretty sure you'll thank me for this.
So everybody likes the Play Store. However, as with most services, a big part of the contents are limited to the US version of the store. While other services like iTunes have this problem, creating a US based account is pretty much painless, and they never really ask after you tell them where you live, even you're lying.
Google, however, is a team of pretty smart guys. The Play Store is a service based on a website that uses your location to tell which is the correct store for the place you're in. However, I've discovered that this method only applies on certain occasions.
You see, the Play Store will only use your location IF you don't have a payment method selected. I'm guessing you know where I'm going with this, but I'll go on anyways. After you set up a payment method, the Play Store will use the location of the billing address of said method to determine the store it has to access.
So what does this mean? Basically, if you set up a credit card in Google Wallet with a billing address with a US zip code (regardless of the real billing address, if you set it up through the Android app you only have to access the zip code) your account will become a US based account.
Of course, this means that you can use this method to access pretty much any Play Store available with a short Google Search of a zip code from the place you want.
Anyways, I'll tell you step by step how I did it. I want to be very clear: there are other methods. Again, you only need to set up a payment method with a US billing address. But some people are fond of Step-by-step tutorials and I want to get this to as much people as possible.
So without further do:
1. Getting the android Google Wallet app. For this I used tunnelbear, an app you probably already know if you've been trying to accomplish what I did, but in case you're not familiar with it, it's an app that let's you surf the web as if you were in another country, so that location based websites (like the Play Store) will send you to that country's version of the site. Anyways, use the app and go to the Play Store to download the app into your phone. If the app doesn't show up, chances are that already have a payment method with a billing address outside of the US, so you must remove that. Don't worry, you can enter it later, and even use it to buy thing (look at the end of the post)
2. Setting up your payment method. Once you get the Wallet app, use the menu button or the 3-dot menu and go to settings. The first thing you should see is "Credit and debit cards". Tap that and then tap the "+" sign on the top right corner of the screen. Here you must enter the card info. YOU MUST USE REAL INFO, OTHERWISE IT WON'T RECOGNIZE THE CARD. The cardholder name is irrelevant. where it says zip code, you can probably guess what you need to do. I used a Florida zip code, but again, any US code will work.
3. Final steps to victory! We're almost there! now that you've set up your US payment method, all you need to do is clear the Play Store app's Data (NOT ONLY THE CACHE). To do this, go to your phone's settings app, find the application manager, search for the Google Play Store app (be sure you're on the "ALL" tab on the most right) and tap it, and then tap the button that says "Clear data" (again, don't JUST clear the cache!). Proceed and then go the Play Store app. You should be prompted to accept the terms of service, meaning that everything went fine and dandy. Now feel free to enjoy!
And there you go! No more proxys, VPNs, and temporary solutions! Again, this method is probably not the only way to achieve this, but I'm hoping that you at least got an idea of what you need to do to accomplish this.
I used my personal credit card, and to be honest, I'm not sure if prepaid cards will work, but I don't see why they shouldn't. Also, regarding the ability to buy apps and other contents, it seem to work just fine. I've purchased a couple of apps and books, so everything seems to be working fine.
The only time I had a problem with a payment was when I wanted to buy 25$ of Play Store credit, where the operation wouldn't go through, but I quickly solved it by buying the credit using Tunnelbear and then I could use the credit without any problems (and without Tunnelbear of course).
I really hope this works for you, It's really a shame that Google doesn't make the Store international (or at least get it to more countries quicker) since that is probably the only thing that is helping iTunes get the upper hand on it.
If you have any problems feel free to PM me, I'm far from an expert but I might be able to help you.
PD: As this is my first post, the title is very barebones. If you want to help me with what I should put up there, I'm all ears, since I want to get this to as most people as possible. Thanks in advance! :laugh:
I am going to give this a try, but a few questions: do you need to do this on each device or is once enough, and what will happen when for instance devices will become available, the US nexus 5 is incompatible with European 4g networks. Will you only be able to get the US variant and what about delivery?
sebachamaca said:
YOU WILL NEED A CREDIT CARD (But doesn't matter from where or if it's limited to your country)
This method will get you access to the US Play Store permanently, without the need to fake your location (sort of), so you can say goodbye to those slow and painful proxys!
Hi Guys!
This is my first thread here at XDA, so cut me some slack if it's not perfect, although I'm pretty sure you'll thank me for this.
So everybody likes the Play Store. However, as with most services, a big part of the contents are limited to the US version of the store. While other services like iTunes have this problem, creating a US based account is pretty much painless, and they never really ask after you tell them where you live, even you're lying.
Google, however, is a team of pretty smart guys. The Play Store is a service based on a website that uses your location to tell which is the correct store for the place you're in. However, I've discovered that this method only applies on certain occasions.
You see, the Play Store will only use your location IF you don't have a payment method selected. I'm guessing you know where I'm going with this, but I'll go on anyways. After you set up a payment method, the Play Store will use the location of the billing address of said method to determine the store it has to access.
So what does this mean? Basically, if you set up a credit card in Google Wallet with a billing address with a US zip code (regardless of the real billing address, if you set it up through the Android app you only have to access the zip code) your account will become a US based account.
Of course, this means that you can use this method to access pretty much any Play Store available with a short Google Search of a zip code from the place you want.
Anyways, I'll tell you step by step how I did it. I want to be very clear: there are other methods. Again, you only need to set up a payment method with a US billing address. But some people are fond of Step-by-step tutorials and I want to get this to as much people as possible.
So without further do:
1. Getting the android Google Wallet app. For this I used tunnelbear, an app you probably already know if you've been trying to accomplish what I did, but in case you're not familiar with it, it's an app that let's you surf the web as if you were in another country, so that location based websites (like the Play Store) will send you to that country's version of the site. Anyways, use the app and go to the Play Store to download the app into your phone. If the app doesn't show up, chances are that already have a payment method with a billing address outside of the US, so you must remove that. Don't worry, you can enter it later, and even use it to buy thing (look at the end of the post)
2. Setting up your payment method. Once you get the Wallet app, use the menu button or the 3-dot menu and go to settings. The first thing you should see is "Credit and debit cards". Tap that and then tap the "+" sign on the top right corner of the screen. Here you must enter the card info. YOU MUST USE REAL INFO, OTHERWISE IT WON'T RECOGNIZE THE CARD. The cardholder name is irrelevant. where it says zip code, you can probably guess what you need to do. I used a Florida zip code, but again, any US code will work.
3. Final steps to victory! We're almost there! now that you've set up your US payment method, all you need to do is clear the Play Store app's Data (NOT ONLY THE CACHE). To do this, go to your phone's settings app, find the application manager, search for the Google Play Store app (be sure you're on the "ALL" tab on the most right) and tap it, and then tap the button that says "Clear data" (again, don't JUST clear the cache!). Proceed and then go the Play Store app. You should be prompted to accept the terms of service, meaning that everything went fine and dandy. Now feel free to enjoy!
And there you go! No more proxys, VPNs, and temporary solutions! Again, this method is probably not the only way to achieve this, but I'm hoping that you at least got an idea of what you need to do to accomplish this.
I used my personal credit card, and to be honest, I'm not sure if prepaid cards will work, but I don't see why they shouldn't. Also, regarding the ability to buy apps and other contents, it seem to work just fine. I've purchased a couple of apps and books, so everything seems to be working fine.
The only time I had a problem with a payment was when I wanted to buy 25$ of Play Store credit, where the operation wouldn't go through, but I quickly solved it by buying the credit using Tunnelbear and then I could use the credit without any problems (and without Tunnelbear of course).
I really hope this works for you, It's really a shame that Google doesn't make the Store international (or at least get it to more countries quicker) since that is probably the only thing that is helping iTunes get the upper hand on it.
If you have any problems feel free to PM me, I'm far from an expert but I might be able to help you.
PD: As this is my first post, the title is very barebones. If you want to help me with what I should put up there, I'm all ears, since I want to get this to as most people as possible. Thanks in advance! :laugh:
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Good try, old info . Many guides and threads on this one.
And you forgot a crucial big time info...
You should use a ZIP Code/State/City from a state without Sales Tax....
Lets say Oregon, Portland....
or else you will be subject to the Sales Tax of the state....
Woops!
PAGOT said:
Good try, old info . Many guides and threads on this one.
And you forgot a crucial big time info...
You should use a ZIP Code/State/City from a state without Sales Tax....
Lets say Oregon, Portland....
or else you will be subject to the Sales Tax of the state....
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Well, to this day I have not found a guide to permanently achieve this. Although I should've expected that someone would've figure this out before me
About the state-dependent tax, I wasn't aware of that as I haven't been prompted to pay it, guess Florida is one of those tax free states
sebachamaca said:
Well, to this day I have not found a guide to permanently achieve this. Although I should've expected that someone would've figure this out before me
About the state-dependent tax, I wasn't aware of that as I haven't been prompted to pay it, guess Florida is one of those tax free states
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No florida isn't tax free, about 7% depending on the city
And it didn't work for me... I had a credit card that I used to pay some apps a long time ago (with marker enabler)
I removed it, enter another one but I couldn't make the trick, sadly my market is still blocked
sebachamaca said:
Well, to this day I have not found a guide to permanently achieve this. Although I should've expected that someone would've figure this out before me
About the state-dependent tax, I wasn't aware of that as I haven't been prompted to pay it, guess Florida is one of those tax free states
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Permanently ? You for sure mean temporarily till Google blocks it ...
And if you did not find it, then you did not search hard enough
One of the older guides I used to get my Music http://www.androidbeat.com/2013/05/get-google-play-all-access-to-work-outside-us/ ....
And yes as the poster above me, its not tax free... I had some tax free purchases, but then an in app purchase came with a tax... thats from what the screenshot in the attachment is from.
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No florida isn't tax free, about 7% depending on the city
And it didn't work for me... I had a credit card that I used to pay some apps a long time ago (with marker enabler)
I removed it, enter another one but I couldn't make the trick, sadly my market is still blocked
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Well for me it worked after I have no idea what. Default card I have on a US address, completely US. Not just ZIP or Country.
Now I have everything correct the country code being US.
Shows now this in Wallet > before the US in the end was my Country.
Code:
Oregon
Portland OR 97201 US
Also I did not use the Google Wallet app... Just the regular Google Wallet Setup in web. Or the Google play add credit card...
I would say his 2 step is unnecessary. Or you do not have to use the tunnel, hacked Google Wallet etc....
PS also there is another thing I changed to US https://accounts.google.com/b/0/EditUserInfo?hl=en but no idea if that had some effect
Do you guys still have your local mobile phone number on Google settings ?
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Do you guys still have your local mobile phone number on Google settings ?
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I have two. My U.S. Google voice and my local. On the credit cards the Google voice...
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Is this still working for you guys?
It suddenly stopped working for me, I am not sure whether its because
1. my credit card expired and need to register a new one, I still use a US address for billing though.
2. the new google play app with paypal support screwed it up for me?
where do we get an address and zip code from
change your play store country
i tried all these thing but nothing didn't work for me. so i found a gig infiver that works out for me. only there days sit and relax no complex things. here the url
"fiverr.com/androidea"
Good
Works great, thank you!
Hi,
This is my first post and I'd like to try and see if this might be able to help someone else in the same position as I am. I really want to use the Google Wallet app in Australia on my new Nexus 5. I've managed to get the app to work, and it shows a message saying "This is not available in your country. Change your home address if you've moved." I've managed to change my account to a Google one with no home address attached, and it decided to play nice and let me through using this method. I'm going to set it up with a new Google account that I can just bin if it doesn't work, and see how it goes on Tuesday, when I go out next. Does anyone know if this is doomed to fail or if I should try it?
To activate the Wallet app (I'm not sure if it was already when the phone was fresh out of the box) I found an APK on the net somewhere (I would advise not doing this, I was lucky to find a good version) and installed it as an update to Wallet. I then was able to choose an account when activating it. This was all I did, and it doesn't care that I am in Australia. I'll tell you guys how it goes.
EDIT: Sorry, I put this in the incorrect section. May someone move it for me? I can't find how to delete my post.
roadblock
So I just tried to add my MasterCard to Wallet. Adding through the app worked, but when I went and properly added it with my Australian address (had to try) Wallet now considers it an "invalid card", which is really not surprising. Looks like I've hit a dead end until I can pick up a prepaid Visa (the Mastercard is a prepaid one and is about to expire) from Australia Post.
You can also add Play Store gift cards to your online Wallet account, and it should show up as available funds in your wallet app for Tap & Pay. I don't think they sell the physical cards outside of the U.S., but I found this:
http://www.offgamers.com/buy/googleplaygiftcard.html
Wallet Balance
Thanks for that, but do you know of an actual link to put the card code into? I looked into it and Google seemed to say that Play Store balance wasn't able to be used as Wallet balance, but I'd just like some clarification on that.
EDIT: Oh, also, we can get cards here too, just not sure if they'll work with Wallet as my account is classed as a US one.
Declined
Well I've hit a bit of a dead end for now. I got my prepaid Visa from the post office today, put the details into Wallet and it even accepted it. However, when I tested it in a local shop Wallet decided to decline it with an error message of "International transactions are not yet supported." Unless anyone here knows how to bypass that through some way, I guess it just won't work until it officially comes to Australia.
I hope I'm not posting this in the wrong forum section.
Basically I don't live in the US and I have managed to trick Google and Amazon using a USUnlocked credit card. I have the US Playstore and I have a Kindle account. I would like to know which of both services is easier to maintain its bypass forever? Like, would the ever figure out that I tricked them? And if so, would I have a chance to fight back and contact their customer service? I'm not American so I don't have any documents proving that I live in the US.
I am asking because I have had trouble about a year ago with Amazon where they discovered that I had tricked them so they asked me for official documents or else they'd close my account.
The other incident was yesterday when I restored my Android phone to its factory defaults and the first time I opened Google Books, I got a brief error telling me that it's not supported in my country however, the error was gone in a few seconds by itself.
Your help is greatly appreciated and please do not recommend other apps like nook. I want to use either Google Books or Kindle.
So I wasted a good 5 hours trying to get my phone to connect to the Google Play store. It worked perfectly fine up until I decided to update to Lollipop. Thinking that was the problem I tried a bunch of suggestions online like clearing cache of the app and whatnot. Ended up doing a factory reset to see if it fixed the issue and it did not. No matter what account I tried to log into it would always say it could not connect even though I could use the internet fine on the phone. Ended up trying to log into my main email address on my old phone and found it was doing the same thing. I wake up this morning and my brother tells me he hacked in-app purchases on his phone and can get any in-game item that requires real world money purchases for free. After telling him he's an idiot and could possibly get in trouble with the law and his accounts banned I then realized when he took over my Droid RAZR he has always been using my Google Play account because he is too create his own Google account.
Thus leading me to the conclusion that my Google account has been banned from the play store. I've look all around in my e-mail and can't find any signs of it being banned.
Does anyone here know how I can figure out of this is truly the case? Sorry for the wall of text... and thanks in advance!
Hi
Check this thread for list of known Google Play errors and their solutions.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2733038
If possible ,try rolling back to older firmware version or reflash newer version to fix any possible firmware errors.
ALso ,you can sign up on forums and post in Q/A section and see if it's a issue related to OTA
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g2/help
Have a good day !
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