in-app-billing

I got this kind of error from last night..i dont't know what's going on.Is there any problem from my side?. I didn't change my code but when i clear data or i restall the application it shows me like....!!!!!! frustrating........ 05-05 04:18:16.000: E/Finsky(17538): [1] NotifyingErrorListener.onErrorResponse: Server error on InAppPurchaseInformationRequest: com.android.volley.ServerError 05-05 04:18:16.010: D/Finsky(17538): [1] MarketBillingService.sendResponseCode: Sending response RESULT_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE for request 227869xxxxxxx6110 to com.mypackage. MarketBillingService.sendResponseCode

Just tried the Freedom app on our application and I could bought every in app purchase item with it. At least when running the Play Store 3.x. If I upgraded the play store to 4.x than the Freedom hack stopped working. Anyhow, is there a way to protect against it? Check the orderId returned. Correct orderIDs are of the form: [merchant ID].[actual order ID] Find your merchant ID in your Wallet account (last line on order page) and check in your app if it's the same. As the Freedom hack cannot by any means know your Wallet ID, the returned ID of hacked payments differs. Just refuse those payments

I´m testing my in-app billing and followed the following steps: Uploaded APK to the Market, created In-App items and published them (did not publish the app itself), exported a signed APK and installed that on a different device then my own (so there is a different primary account), but when I click on the button to purchase an item, it shows the itemname in a different view, but after a loading widget it gives the error: How to resolve “The item you were attempting to purchase could not be found I couldn´t find the solution on stackoverflow, can anyone give me more ideas? Thanks ricvieira If

I am developing an application with in-app subscriptions. On our servers, I check the validity of each subscription through the Google Play Developer API . As stated in the docs, a request to the Purchases.subscriptions endpoint, returns something like that: { "kind": "androidpublisher#subscriptionPurchase", "startTimeMillis": long, "expiryTimeMillis": long, "autoRenewing": boolean } However, I am finding some strange behavior with it. When a user cancels a subscription through Google Play app, the "startTimeMillis" field is updated to the time of cancellation . According to the documentation,

I've had in app billing v3 implemented in my app for about a week now. I used a lot of android's sample code to simplify the integration. I've been logging a crash fairly often that I can't seem to reproduce: Exception Type: java.lang.RuntimeException Reason: Unable to destroy activity {[package].billing.BillingActivity}: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Service not registered: [package].billing.util.IabHelper$1@40646a70 It seems to be breaking on this line: if (mContext != null) mContext.unbindService(mServiceConn); I'm binding this service in my onCreate method and disposing it in my

Sorry if the title sound confusing. I hope that I can explain better here. We know that each device can have multiple google account of which the first created google account in the device will be the primary account. In google play app, user can actually select different google account to sign in to Google Play store on the device. If for example, the device primary account is myprimary@gmail.com and the user sign in to Google Play app with "anotheraccount@gmail.com". The user then made an in-app purchase. The question is, will the user still be able to received the purchased item? Does