The only reason that I can think of is that you are using keywords that you are not supposed to use like iPhone, iPad, Mac. Other than that, it would be a wild goose chase since you don't even show the descriptions you have written. You don't even disclose the exact statement they've given you.

Isn't it just the matter of removing the app from the first account? If it's not, I don't see it by reading your statement.

What is the purchase area that you have selected with your Apple ID account? I have read several topics of the same nature in the past two to three weeks. Many of their claims have been wrong. It's either you have misspelled an app name in running a search or not waiting long enough for the server to propagate data or not selecting the right market. Who knows what you have done wrong?

I would check and see if the account holder name is correct if I were you. Japanese banks have very strict rules as to how you refer to the account holder's name when it comes to money transfers. You have to use half-width characters in Katakana to state it.

If the bank account record you provide under the Business section is incorrect, you certainly won't get a penny through the Deutsche Bank, which Apple, Inc uses to transfer proceeds. If that's the case, it is only you who can resolve the payment issue. Besides, you are not telling whether or not the issue has started from the very beginning when you had your first software title or if the issue started after receiving payments for som months. So the ball is all yours.

Has anyone encountered a similar App Store Search indexing issue? Could this indicate that the app requires manual reindexing by Apple? I see some claims in the similar nature here. Many of them are false like this one below. That green guy is yours, right? If it's not, don't blame me, since you don't post a screenshot. So what is your purchase region on what device under which OS version? I also find the green guy with the Mac App Store. is indexed by Google Search Why does anyone need to know that? Are you suggesting that FTC requires that Google oversees the operation of Apple's App Store?

Yes. Actually, you can do it with the Developer role. No. Create a user under the Users and Access and then assign a role to it. Create a user under Users and Access. If it's your account, then your role is not an Admin but an Account Holder.

Isn't it just the matter of using the onChange(of:initial:_:) modifier?

What's the region of your account? If I search for 'GluAI,' I get the following. That Glu guy in the middle is yours, right?

Notify you? 1 hour ahead of time or 2 hours ahead of time like that? It sounds like a tall request to me when there are a number of people waiting for their turn right behind you. If I were you, I would turn on a server switch and then reply at Resolution Center, telling that a server is currently running only after I receive rejection by mail.

It sounds to me that Ice Scream 1 and Ice Scream 2 point to the product identifiers of Ice Scream 3. That's just a quick opinion. Since you do not give the exact guideline names for them being rejected, It's only a guessing game.

when compatibility is set to iOS 6 and higher iOS 6 is more than 10 years old and iPhone 6s's initial OS version is iOS 9. How would you do that?

Waiting for a software title to be reviewed for 12 days has nothing to do with how you handled Resolution Center cases in the past unless you intentionally submit an update without addressing issues or intentionally revert past resolutions they have accepted.

We have NO exchange features. It does as any other wallet does - sends coins to other wallets. There is no middleman or monetary exchange. Don't file an appeal. Just tell it. Reviewers aren't always right. In fact, they are often wrong. Roughly, two out of three times, they are wrong. Last time, I had a desktop application rejected after they ignored all instructions provided under the App Review Information section. They were given multiple alert messages. But they still managed to play dumb. Its iOS counterpart part was also rejected for the same reason two weeks before. I don't know how things work with the crypt things.

apple reviewer's are using IPad to check my Iphone only apps What would you find if you search for 'review with iPad iPhone-only app' or equivalent? They've been doing it for more than 10 years even for iPhone-only apps. I don't see an issue. What's the injury if they use an iPad to test your iPhone-only app? You are making a lot of English grammatical mistakes. In English, every sentence starts with a capital letter.