Fast fun fact. When you pay for an app with PayPal, the developer gets an immediate create in their account. The PayPal system splits the cut between RIM and the developer as the time of purchase and automatically. While some people may not like the PayPal system, give credit for the upside to RIM. Faster payments to developers is a great thing.
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I think this is pretty neat. In my opinion, what would give RIM more brownie points with developers would be a developer SDK from this decade, not last. I mean: modern frameworks, extensive libraries, emulators that actually emulate... that kind of thing.
Posted by: Samaparicio | December 15, 2009 at 15:32
I had some sales on App World in the last week, but nothing showed on my PayPal account. I guess all my customers so far used some other payment methods.
Based on the postings in the Black Berry forums the payment from App World usually takes 30 days after the end of the current month.
Posted by: Account Deleted | December 22, 2009 at 00:53