Many other users of Opera and Windows Phone 7 owners are looking into this, and I hope for them to vote supporting this suggestion to get your attention.

Thanks for opening this contact channel Microsoft, it's great to see you're looking for feedback. I wish contacting you about other products was that easy.

Enable Marketplace, Zune, Xbox Live and Bing services for Slovakia.

In the marketplace we can find applications like this:
http://www.windowsphone.com/es-ES/apps/54535879-74c7-4570-a7f3-2972f9b61d1a
and this:
http://www.windowsphone.com/es-ES/apps/30ac71f8-a773-41ab-afce-979b909c2766
and this:
http://www.windowsphone.com/es-ES/apps/12e32db6-1a44-4886-8bb1-44d14eab1705
and finally this:
http://www.windowsphone.com/es-ES/apps/00251d6d-36f6-40aa-a566-965f225e84d6

All are the same application, from the same publisher, and all have been published the same exact day. The unique different feature in all 4 apps is the language, spanish, english, french...
Please vote to not allow to publish apps with the same exact code, only changing the language or the rss feed, or the url of source, it only damage Windows Phone Marketplace.

Allow users to change their counrty/region to other exisiting ones after moving countries so they can add/update credit card details. new gamer/zunetag is a solution

I find WP8 won't delete app installation files, even if you unstall them. Those installation files occupy "other" space. The problem becomes poorer as user installs more apps. A big problem is WP8 uses only "free" space to decide whether or not user can install new app and add video, music, ... even if "other" space has many space to be released.

Please provide a function for WP8 to delete the app installation files!

It's far too easy to accidentally buy apps or music from the marketplace. A password or pin number should be required to prevent accidental purchases.

Over time this list will increase making it increasingly difficult to locate apps for reinstall. The ability to remove unwanted entries will help this issue.

it's more easier than using credit card, and it's real money......

i would like it if i could check for updates for my phone apps this would be a great feautre iphone has it and android has it its time for windows phone to have it

I would like Windows Phone to behave like iOS/iTunes in that, it should allow app/content purchases via a second (non-default) Live ID.

If I bought an app in Marketplace and it gets delisted (like PES 2011, Star Wars Cantina,...) there is no way to redownload it anymore, for example when moving to a new phone or when my phone crashes (or just accidentally deleting the app for example to reset its settings).

This is really VERY bad practice since I payed good money for that app and there is no way besides Marketplace downloading to move an app from one phone of mine to another.

This should also include free apps "bought" by installing them.

Publishers (Developers) should be able to cancel a App Hub submission providing human testing has not started. For example, an App has been submitted for testing but the developer has found a new major bug which has rendered the pending submission pointless. The App is just sitting in a queue but the dev has to wait 4 days until the app has been certified as no cancel option exists. A reply from support can take days also, by which time it cannot be cancelled by them either. A waster of the tester's time and the developers.

The ability to set parental controls for marketplace applications, music, and video to eliminate content that users do not want to see.

Kindly allow people of age 13 and above to use the phone to it's fullest (by which I mean downloading apps from Windows Phone Store) without requiring parents having to setup "My Family" in cases where the parents have not set Windows Live Family Safety integration. This is perfectly doable (I don't know of any any law that dispermits it), and if I am correct is done by the rivalling mobile platforms.