Can i get these apps for free???

[tsmrg]

Numbers, pages or keynote.?? How? Thanks

 

[Gabriel1]

I'm afraid not, you'll have to pay for them.

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[willerz2]

If you like an app, buy it. Any other means of getting them would be illegal


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[goofy8275]

If you want to keep track of an app's price and see when it goes on sale, AppShopper is a great app. However, as the apps you mentioned are Apple apps, it is unlikely they will go on sale anytime soon.

 

[Karlomdv]

Pay for it, theres other ways but theyre illegal

 

[willerz2]

If you go to or work for an institution that uses Apple products, you might be able to get them for a lower cost. I paid the $19.99 for them before I found out that I could get them for $8.99 because my company is an Apple affiliate.

 

[twerppoet]

If you go to or work for an institution that uses Apple products, you might be able to get them for a lower cost. I paid the $19.99 for them before I found out that I could get them for $8.99 because my company is an Apple affiliate.

Sounds like you are talking about the OSX (Mac) versions. For as long as I can remember the iOS versions have been $9.99 each.

 

[willerz2]

Sounds like you are talking about the OSX (Mac) versions. For as long as I can remember the iOS versions have been $9.99 each.

Been hanging around Macs too much since we're trying to phase out Windows and hop onto OSX at work lol. But yeah, $19.99 is for the Mac OSX version with an $8.99 charge for applicable institutions, and it's $9.99 for the iOS version with a $5.99 charge for applicable institutions.

 

[iJamesH]

I believe appshopper is no longer available?

 

[goofy8275]

I believe appshopper is no longer available?

I forgot about that. It was removed from the App Store
Fortunately it still works fine for those of us who already have it

 

[HappyPelican]

Appzapp is worth following as well. They are usually right on top of price changes