I Am Rich – the costliest app on AppStore

6 Aug

I Am Rich – the costliest app on AppStore

Posted on 2008 under AppStore, Native Apps, iPhone Apps | 2 Comments

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You might wonder why would someone pay $999.99 for an app on AppStore. Whats so great about this app. Well well its called “I Am Rich” and sells for $999.99 on AppStore. And guess what it has in it? NOTHING. Just a red stone image. This might become one of the weirdest app on AppStore.

The creator of this app is Armin Heinrich and he puts this app under ‘Lifestyle’ category. Here is the screenshot. And do let me know if someone buys this app ever in the future.

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