Perhaps the refund could not be the original full price, but the current sales price available.
After all, a digital copy of a movie is a perfect copy whose quality shouldn't drop over time.
And if you buy something, it only figures that you'd be able to sell it when you're done with it. Digital media companies take that right away from you in many cases under the guise of digital subscriptions, but with Apple stating that you buy something, that doesn't seem like a big problem to me.
After all, a digital copy of a movie is a perfect copy whose quality shouldn't drop over time.
And if you buy something, it only figures that you'd be able to sell it when you're done with it. Digital media companies take that right away from you in many cases under the guise of digital subscriptions, but with Apple stating that you buy something, that doesn't seem like a big problem to me.