iTunes charges

Ramp has processed transactions for iTunes.

You might see iTunes listed on your credit card statement as:
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iTunes could appear on your statement as:

What is iTunes?

iTunes is an online marketplace that offers digital media and entertainment products to customers, including music, movies, TV shows, podcasts, and audiobooks. The company was launched by Apple in January 2001 and has since grown into one of the largest digital media retailers in the world. The iTunes app is preinstalled on all Apple devices, such as iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers, and can also be downloaded on Windows computers.One of the top features of iTunes is the ability to purchase and download digital music. The platform has an extensive music library with millions of songs from a variety of genres, including pop, rock, hip-hop, country, and more. Customers can also access curated playlists and personalized recommendations based on their listening habits. Another key product offered by iTunes is digital movies and TV shows, which can be rented or purchased for viewing on any compatible device. The iTunes app also offers Podcasts and Audiobooks that are accessible and can be downloaded alongside the Music section.

Top 5 products and services provided by iTunes:

  1. Digital music purchases and downloads
  2. Digital movie and TV show rentals and purchases
  3. Podcast and Audiobook subscriptions and library
  4. Personalized recommendations and curated playlists
  5. Artist exclusives and live-streamed events.
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