Deleting Review for an app that doesn't exist anymore.

So I went in to remove a review on an app, using "Manage my reviews". It went smooth. But lo-and-behold, in Ping the review is still there. I try to "Report A Concern". Then I get a "Request Cannot be completed, this item is not available in the US store."
Anything else I can try?

Ok. It seems like it got fixed. I guess slow propagation through the system.
Good to know.

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Thanks for your reply. In my original post, I did make the assumption that this was not an Apple support group. I even have asked how to get in touch with Apple support, and where I could find information on when the changes were made and why, and was told not to bother.
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