iTunes has telephone support. If you weren't doing anything wrong,
they'd surely reinstate you account. Also, it is possible that you
activated Fairplay DRM on more machines that is allowed, which could
explain why your account was limited.
It is a simple thing to back up Podcast subscriptions. Simply bring up
the context menu on Podcasts in the Sources table and export them,
then you can load them back in on any computer.
Besides, disabling your iTunes Store account will not disable iTune
itself. Your podcasts are fine...or would have been. :)
Josh de Lioncourt
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On May 24, 2009, at 3:22 PM, Jude DaShiell wrote:
>
> The iTunes store decided to disable my id for security reasons. No
> process exists on apple's website to resolve this problem that I can
> find.
> For that reason I have disabled iTunes on this machine and will not
> reinstall it or allow it to be reinstalled for very long. With the ID
> that was disabled went my podcasts subscriptions and those will not be
> easily reconstructed. Since Apple didn't put up anything on its
> website
> for how to resolve security problems and since the automated system
> and
> humans are also clueless this is no less than Apple deserves.
>
>
>
> >
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