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It's best to call rather than email them. An email may not be answered for several days or more. Whereas a phone call gets attention as soon as it's answered by Apple. And after you get the phone reset. ..be sure you write all the information about email address used, security questions and answers, and any password written down in a notebook and kept in a secure location so this does not happen again. Write this information down immediately! Do not think you can remember everything the following day. If the information is that easy to remember, then the password is not very strong and could be hacked easily.
1. If you change your Apple ID do you get to keep your paid apps/music?
nope. theyre linked to the other account. if you change the ID on the ipod then everything you download from then on will be yours. unless you transfer the purchases to itunes that way thjeyre in the computer and your able to transfer them back
2. What happens to my previous purchases if I create a new apple id?
They wo not get erased but when you try to update, for example an app, it will ask you to put in the password of the Apple ID in which that certain app was purchased
3. I know my apple ID but don't know my iCloud id or password, is it the same?
An Apple ID is used to log in to iCloud services if you choose to use them. You can have multiple Apple IDs, but one is signified as the 'primary' account and used for iCloud. When one asks for an 'iCloud ID', they refer to the Apple ID used for iCloud. In this case, it seems a device has activation lock. You will need the owner's Apple ID used for iCloud to unlock the device before you can use it.Never give your Apple ID password to anyone.
4. Change Apple ID (rather than using two IDs on one iPod)?
damn you do not have to do that much for the free apps. Here's what you do, keep the apps on the iPod and simply log out of your itunes and tell your wife to use her apple ID in the future when she downloads new app. I used my brother's apple ID to download apps that he already bought and I use my own ID to download apps that I want to buy myself. your wife just needs to log in and out of the two IDs multiple times. the only problem with this is that your wife needs your log in info for future updates Additionally, when you plug your wife's iPod into her laptop, just right click on the iPod thing and click transfer purchases. Assuming that this is her first time doing that, it will ask her to "authorize" the computer with YOUR apple ID, just do so and both of you can share the downloaded apps. Note that you can only authorize the apple ID on five computers.
5. Transfer single movie from one Apple ID to another?
You would need to call apple about that, and let them help you. Although I dont think these purchases are transferable. They will tell you if you can or cant on apples phone. just call: 1800-MYAPPLE.
6. Changing my Apple ID's email: address is not available
You are likely already using that email address as the "alternate" email and/or "rescue" email on another Apple ID.Using previous alternate email as apple id
7. iMessage with shared Apple ID
If you change the password, he will can not login iMessages with your Apple ID. When he open it and want to launch iMessage, it will tell him the password is not correct. He can not use it any more
8. How to separate iMessages with shared Apple ID?
Set up new AppleIDs for your wife and son. They will each also be able to sync their own photos and documents and set up their own mail account through iCloud. In Settings, sign in to your AppleID on each device for iTunes Store and to their personal AppleIDs for iCloud. This will mean that app and music purchases you make on the account will still be available on all devices, but that your son and wife will each have their own iMessage account. They will no longer receive your texts, but they will be able to send and receive iMessage texts for free over WiFi. You can also share photos this way; photo streams can be shared between AppleIDs. If they are using your ID, any photos they take will end up on your device too. With their own IDs, this will not happen unless you specifically set it up to do so. If you all sync to different computers iTunes Home Sharing can be used to keep purchased content in sync. Just authorize each computer using your AppleID.One caveat: Make sure that neither your wife or son use their own AppleID for purchases, or only they will be able to see the app. There is a way to set up an AppleID without entering a credit card number; especially for a younger son, this is a really good idea