Epic is probably gonna lose and I don't know which side to choose,(reply>), @Kevin Callens you miss what I'm saying(don't know if you're right so I'll concede surcharge legality) If you buy it in the app it would cost 30% more than if you bought it thru they're store which I know is against their TOS. But that's what epic and other developers are taking issue with. They're already paying taxes on that money and adding a 30% cut for next to nothing because you like paying a certain way. That should be on you. Obviously we disagree but I buy the phone for the phone and software, if I download an app and want to spend money on that app the app should get the money with a small kickback to the store, not no 30%,(reply>), @poof You can't have payment surcharges towards the customer. That is illegal and against consumer rights,(reply>), @Kevin Callens thats your decision and should be your responsibility to pay that 30% not wpic,(reply>), ​@poof Idk man, 30% seems a lot and if I were a developer I wouldn't want to give up 30% either. But as an end-user, I want the safety that in-app purchases provide. The returns and cancellation policies of in-app purchases are quite favorable and I don't need to punch in my cc in all apps. <br><br>That 30% is a tax write-off, but I still think they should lower it.,(reply>), neither bruh.