Piano Keyboard App: Play Songs

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Apparently, my daughter downloaded this months ago. I was alerted to the fact that we were being charged for the premium version - $7.99/week. This was surprising to me considering she is not able to make purchases without my passcode permission. I immediately cancelled the subscription. Then I received a receipt last night for $7.99, again. I called Apple and they informed me that I have been charged $7.99/week for the past month and a half. They put in a refund request for $53. We do not have this app on any of our devices and I’m very frustrated that our subscription randomly renewed and has been charging us weekly. I did not receive an email about this until last night. Something tricky and unethical is going on here.

I’m have no idea why there all these 5 stars reviews. I got the trial app; couldn’t access more than 1 1/2 octaves and found no controls anywhere on the screen other then further reducing the number of playable keys. Also, kept getting notifications to win today’s contest by playing The Entertainer perfectly; from what music? In addition it took 3 weeks to figure out how to cancel this subscription that I would have preferred to cancel before the trial subscription ended. Meanwhile, four charges of $7.99 appeared on my credit card. Apple is working on a refund. The piano does seem to play, adequately, the available pitches but is otherwise useless to me, a professional keyboard player. I only tried it in hopes of augmenting a broken KAWAI keyboard at the college where I work which had 3 broken piano keys in the most used area of the keyboard.