Google Play Issues with Premium

Already Purchased, But Not Being Activated?

Solution: Clear all data from the Google Play Store app. You will not lose any purchased apps or games; this simply cleans up the local copy of the data, and Google Play will download everything again when you restart it. This is unfortunately a long-standing well-known bug in Google Play. It’s not something we can fix in our app (trust us, we’ve tried a lot!)

1. Close this app.
2. Close the Google Play Store app.
3. Go to your phone’s home screen, then tap on the “Settings” app.
4. In Settings, tap on the “Applications” or “Apps” section.
5. In the “Applications” section, tap on the “All Apps” tab.
6. Locate “Google Play” in the list, and tap on it.
7. Tap on “Clear All Data” and “Clear Cache”, both.
8. Go back to your phone’s home screen.
9. Launch Google Play Store, and accept the Terms and Conditions.
10. Wait 1-2 minutes until Google Play finishes setting everything up.
11. Launch the original app again.

Google Play does not handle Multiple Accounts correctly

If you have multiple Google Accounts set up on your device, then Google Play does not always correctly associate your in-app purchases with the right account.

This is another bug in Google Play, not this app, and affects many more apps. See discussions here, here, and here.

Follow the same steps as above for a work-around.

Still Doesn’t Work? Contact Us

Please contact us, we’re here to help! — make sure to copy/paste your Google Play Order Number (looks like GPA.xxxx — search in your Gmail) — and we’ll do our best to help you.

We have a solid reputation for responding to our customers’ questions instantly (check out our Google Play reviews), and we take that responsibility seriously.

1-star reviews will not fix your issue

We can help you faster if we are able to have a two-sided conversation with you, exchange screenshots and bug reports, or keep you updated on the progress of any issues found, but Google Play does not share your email address with us.