How to get in-app purchases for free in Android

How to get in-app purchases for free in Android
Posted by: Deepak mehta

In this post i will teach you how to get in-app purchases for free in Android device. There are paid apps, that you need to pay before you download it. But there are apps which is free to download, but in game there are some things that you can buy with real money, or activate to Pro version. And in this post we gonna learn to do that all for free.

1) You need a rooted Android device.
2) Download this app and install it.
3) Now go to Settings of your device. And from Security select Unknown sources.
4) After that you need to change time zone of phone to the Moscow GMT +4:00.
5) After that open app you just downloaded on step 2. And you need to press on the Grant button from pop out SuperSU window. And your device need to be connected to the internet!
6) And you can see the list of your apps, where in-app purchase is available.
7) Choose one app from list and wait after its finished loading.
8) And after app opened, you need to go to page of upgrading, or if its a game the press on the plus button to buy coins or something like that.

9) After that press on the purchase button and in pop out little window press on BUY button.

10) And You can see Payment Successful message.
11) But after you finished in-app purchasing i recommend you to delete that app, if you want to do in-app purchasing then install it again.
12) Now you can't use Play Store, its showing no connection error message.
13) After you have deleted that app, you need to install one app from this post. Do all as in that post and open that hosts file.
14) And remove 2nd line from file. Only keep first line 127.0.0.1 localhost and press on the save button and in pop out window press on the OK button and after that on Yes button.

And that's all. You can ope Play Store!

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