Never mind, I figured it out.

I can apply for one. Is getting one sufficient?

Apple says "While many types of businesses can receive a D-U-N-S Number, your business must be recognized as a legal entity (such as a corporation, limited partnership, or limited liability company)" so I think the DUNS number won't help.

Thanks. We had an LLC in California ($800 per year!) and a Limited Partnership in Oregon costs only $100 per year. But I see your point; I'll skip it for now at least. Thanks!

Thank you for replying! Non-consumable in-app purchase "NSArray *product = response.products" is returning zero products, no error message Sandbox I had not tried StoreKit testing. I set it up. It's working. Thank you for the idea! I don't yet know why it wasn't working before, but I'll use this method until I submit the app and the in-app purchase. I'll hold off on the feedback assistant ticket for now. Thank you!

What Bundle ID can be missing in Simulator but not with hardware? What source file can "SourceFileLine = 666" refer to? It's not a line in my code.

More info: Failed to get bundle ID from /Users/XXXXXXXXXX/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/XXXXXXXX-aqnbfdwgeliitxcttdjfmrzcxkda/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/XXXXXXXX.app

In the meantime I learned (newbie here) that the Bundle ID is the same for the app and the In-App Purchase.

Never mind, dumb question, I figured it out.

Solved, I had to add back the storekit framework.

Solved, I had to add back the storekit framework.

It started working after I deleted the in-app purchase and added it back, but the fix may have been something along the way that got refreshed.

I forced to scrunch down, not pretty but it works.

Thanks, guys, much appreciated!

To eliminate warning add: - (BOOL)paymentQueue:(SKPaymentQueue *)queue shouldAddStorePayment:(SKPayment *)payment forProduct:(SKProduct *)product{ return true; }