Free £26 worth of Amazon App store coins

One of the Pic apps I downloaded has a nice feature where you can set it to be Noise activated, Great for taking selfys just hold up the phone & say **** or summit when you want to shoot.
Got a timer etc as well of course but the Noise activation is a great feature I reckon.


Just thought you could use it for some serious Lolz as well. :D


Not played any of the Apps I've bought yet but when I do I will post back if worth getting or not.
If everybody else does this it'll save us all some messing/time. :cool:
 
They all show as costing £2 or £3. Do I need to do something to make them free? I'm on my laptop, do I need to do it through the app on my phone or am I just too late?
 
Deals now seem to be expired and the apps are now paid apps. I've edited the first post.

Yes I noticed that this morning, thanks for sharing when you did though ;)

I purchased GTA San via the web to bump my coin count, how do I now sync that over to my Nexus 5 without being charged again?

Thanks
 
Yes I noticed that this morning, thanks for sharing when you did though ;)

I purchased GTA San via the web to bump my coin count, how do I now sync that over to my Nexus 5 without being charged again?

Thanks

Trying to find that out myself. All the apps downloaded via my phone, but because amazon
says GTA is not compatible I can't download it either with pc\tablet\phone
 
Anyone got any idea if it's possible to get Football Manager to work via the Amazon appstore on an Android phone? They're only got the Kindle version...
 
Anyone got any idea if it's possible to get Football Manager to work via the Amazon appstore on an Android phone? They're only got the Kindle version...

Don't think there's any way you can. The only thing I could suggest (but in no way recommend mods :D) is to buy it from Amazon app store and do something completely wrong and illegal to obtain the Android version.
 
When you install the Amazon App Store it registers that device with your Amazon account, so it knows what devices you have. It does the same thing with the Kindle app.

And then as the delivery method is through the App (as opposed to being pushed out like the Google Play Store) it means you can't trick it into downloading apps onto incompatible devices.
 
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