Get messsage "Your free song balance is out of date"

When I try to buy music from iTunes, I get the message "Your free song balance is out of date. Click OK and try your purchase again".
I click the "OK" and try again, but it still won't download the songs I'm trying to buy..help!
iMac Mac OS X (10.3.9)

I had the same problem but with a gift card. I logged out of my iTunes account & restarted iTunes, that fixed it for me.

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Your free song balance is out of date

I had a free song from Coca-cola, and have the "1 Song" icon up in the top right of the screen. I've redeemed the song, but the icon still remains, and now every time I click on "Get Song" I get the above error message and can't download the song. Any ideas what's up. I'm on 7.0.1.8.
Thanks.

If you haven't already, try logging out of your iTunes Music Store account and back in and see if that properly refreshes your balance.
If not, contact the iTunes Music Store customer support department through the form at the bottom of this web page and explain the problem to them.
Regards.

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Hiya,
Does anyone have any idea what this means ????
I am trying to purchase music but keep getting this message and then the purchase does not go through???
Sam

Sign into the iTMS, and it should rectify itself (ie go to "My Account" and sign in with your Apple ID or AOL Screen Name). I had the same problem with the Coke promotion.
Cheers,
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After going through my Coca-Cola Free iTunes songs, and downloading all the tracks I wanted, the last Free Song notification box didn't clear.
Next to my account name at the top right of iTunes, is a box with '1 Song' in it, that just won't go away.
When I click on 'Buy Album', a box pops up saying 'Your free song balance is out of date. Click OK to refresh, and try your purchase again'. Tried it - nothing - box still says '1 Song' and I can't purchase anything because of it.
I've reinstalled iTunes 7.0.2 but the box is still there and I still can't purchase any songs. I don't know if a prefs file needs deleting, but wouldn't know which one to delete!
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I had the same problem and resolved it by updating my account:
1) Log into your account by clicking on your user name in iTunes (next to the song balance)
2) Once logged in, Click on the "Reset Warnings Button" near the bottom of the page
This should clear the song balanace and allow you to purchase additional songs.

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Rick Friele wrote:
When I try to get updates through iTunes and click the download all updates, iTunes asks me for my password and then I get a message saying "Your credit balance is out of date". Any ideas?
I think this has to do with having a gift card balance. When I did not have a gift card balance, I was able to use the "update all" button. Then I redeemed an iTunes card and got the same message you did, but I was able to update each app individually. When I used up my iTunes balance and it was back to $0, I was able to use the "update all" button again.
The update process on iTunes and the iPhone is very buggy. I can't get any of my updated Apps to sync with the iPhone today. I hope they get this worked out soon.

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When I try to get updates through iTunes and click the download all updates, iTunes asks me for my password and then I get a message saying "Your credit balance is out of date". Any ideas?

Rick Friele wrote:
When I try to get updates through iTunes and click the download all updates, iTunes asks me for my password and then I get a message saying "Your credit balance is out of date". Any ideas?
I think this has to do with having a gift card balance. When I did not have a gift card balance, I was able to use the "update all" button. Then I redeemed an iTunes card and got the same message you did, but I was able to update each app individually. When I used up my iTunes balance and it was back to $0, I was able to use the "update all" button again.
The update process on iTunes and the iPhone is very buggy. I can't get any of my updated Apps to sync with the iPhone today. I hope they get this worked out soon.

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WARNING! Your Flash Player may be out of date. Please update to continue

Can someone please help me. I have contacted Mac support 3 times and no one can help me and was recommended I go onto this forum.
I keep getting a pop up on my Mac, Macbook Pro, iPhone 5 and another MacBook we have in the house. It says "WARNING! Your Flash Player may be out of date. Please update to continue."
I have done a bit of research and a few websites have said it is a Trojan. I have updated flash, reset safari and a heap of other things.
I am not tech savvy and just want this fixed. Someone help.
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