Troubleshooting Purchasing And Payment Issues

Premium Upgrade Benefits

Upgrading to Premium unlocks unlimited message sending and removes all ads from the app. It's a one-time payment or Subscription that permanently removes all usage limitations.

If you’re experiencing any issues with purchasing the Premium upgrade, the following article will guide you through possible solutions.

Index:

1. The app gives an error when I try to purchase

If the app gives an error when trying, please contact support and ask for an alternative purchase method.

2. I purchased the app, yet the premium access has not been unlocked

Most times in-app purchases are immediate, however, sometimes it can take up to 24 hours to be delivered. If you purchased the premium version and the premium functionality is still locked, wait 24 hours and check again. If it’s still not there, try the troubleshooting steps below. If the steps don't solve the problem, contact support.

Step 1: Check your connectivity.

Check that you have a WiFi or mobile data connection that is active and working. A simple way to do this is by searching the web. Click on this link to search Google for cats. If you see information on cats, your internet connection is probably not the issue.

If that search doesn’t work, connectivity might be a problem. Try to fix your connectivity issues.

Step 2: Double-check if your purchase went through

If your payment didn’t go through properly you won’t receive the upgrade. Check if it went through using the Play Store app or Google Play on the web:

Use the Play Store app:

On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Play Store app .
Tap Menu Account.
Tap Order history to review your orders.

Use a web browser:

On your computer, go to your Google Play account.
Scroll down to order history.
Look for the in-app purchase.

If your payment is declined, can't be processed, or is listed as "not eligible":

Go here: Payment Troubleshoot

Step 3: Force a full restart of the app

Try closing and restarting the app.

Open the app
on the main screen, o n the top left, tap Menu .
Tap Configuration
Scroll down and choose Advanced
Choose Restart App.

Step 4: Restart the device

Sometimes restarting the device can help fix in-app purchase issues. To restart:

On your mobile device, hold down the power button.
Tap Power off or Restart (depending on your device this text may be different).
If needed, hold down the power button again to turn the device back on.
Wait for the device to start back up.
Re-open the app and check if you can now able to share more than 4 messages.

Step 5: Update the " Play Store App"

In-app purchases work best when you are running the latest version of the Play Store. To update the app:

On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Play Store app .
Tap Menu Settings Build version or Play Store version.
- Build version or Play Store version is usually at the bottom of the settings list.
The app will update, or notify you that your version is up to date.

Step 6: Make sure the date and time are correct.

If you have recently changed the date and time on your device, make sure the date and time are correct:

On your Android phone or tablet, open your device's Settings app .
Tap Date & time.
Look for "Automatic date & time" and "Automatic time zone" and check if they’re switched on or off. Then follow the relevant steps below.

If "Automatic date & time" and "Automatic time zone" are turned off

Turn on both the date & time and time zone settings.
Wait a few minutes, and check to see if your problem is fixed.
If it’s not, try restarting your device and check again.

If "Automatic date & time" and "Automatic time zone" are switched on

If both of these settings are on, the date and time probably isn’t your issue. Check your connectivity and restart your device, or try the other troubleshooting steps.

Step 7: Contact support.

If none of the above steps corrected the issue, please contact support

1. Downloading the app the second time, on the same or on a new device.

Impotent: if you are downloading the app for the second time or on a second device, you need to make sure that the account you are using for downloading the app is the same account you used for purchasing it.

To download the app from a specific account

Switch accounts in a Google Play app

Open a Google Play app.
Tap Menu .
- If you don't see the menu icon in the top left corner, tap back until you're on the app home screen.
Look for the name and email address of the account you're using at the top of the screen.
Tap the Down arrow .
Tap the account you want to use.

Switch accounts on the Google Play website on a mobile device

Open a web browser (like Chrome or Safari) go to play.google.com.
On the top left, tap Menu .
Next to your profile picture and name, tap Edit .
Select a different account. If you don't see one of your accounts listed, tap Manage accounts.

Switch accounts on the Google Play website on a computer

Go to play.google.com.
In the top right, click on your profile picture.
Select a different account. If you don't see one of your accounts listed, click Add account.