Had FaceTime beat version 9 on iMac. No longer works. I was directed to iTunes store to purchase FaceTime for Snow Leopard b

Beta version of FaceTime no longer works on my iMac. Was directed to iTunes store to buy version for  Snow Leopard but message tells me that Face Tine not available in UK store ? Don't want to upgrade to Lion yet. Why is FaceTime App for iMac available in USA iTune stores and not UK ?

You wanted to say "for snow leoprad" instead of "for iMac"

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