iPhone App Promotional Codes and Safari
If you write iPhone apps, you can download Promotional Codes to help promote your app. You only get 50 of them, but they’re very handy in promoting your app. You’d be surprised how fast they go. Reviewers want free promotional codes, various websites want free promotional codes, cheap-ass frugal friends want free codes, etc.
But I’ve occasionally run into problems downloading those codes from the iTunes Connect website using Firefox (my regular browser). Fortunately, I was able to download them just fine from Safari. So if you’re a iPhone app developer and you have problems downloading promotional codes, try using Safari.
Update: I think the problem wasn’t the browser, it was the fact that I hit “enter” after typing the number of codes that I wanted and it seems that that caused it to go to the next page without registering the number. Hitting “tab” and then “enter” fixed the problem.
October 12th, 2009 at 10:33 am
Hey. You promised if I bought Mach Dice, you’d post a video of you doing the MC Hammer dance.
Now I may have dreamed and/or made up this whole exchange, but I feel that you owe me, nay, owe THE WORLD a Hammer Dance.
October 12th, 2009 at 11:01 pm
That’s odd, Matt, I don’t seem to remember that. Besides, I’m pretty sure no one wants to see me do the Hammer Dance. Then again, my memory is pretty bad. I’ll tell you what, you put up a video of Nami doing the moonwalk and I’ll see what I can do Hammer Dance-wise.
October 28th, 2009 at 3:43 pm
You can get hundreds of paid iPhone apps for free using http://promodispenser.com
The site gives away promo codes with a single button click. No lottery, no sweepstakes.
Promo codes are uploaded by the developers of the apps.