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# How to use the App Store Customer Center
**How to use the Apple App Store Customer Center**
**How to use the App Store Customer Center**
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\&#xNAN;**☞**[**Go to App Store Customer Service Center**](https://developer.apple.com/contact/#!/topic/select)
If you select the shortcut above, you’ll be taken to the App Store Customer Service Center.\
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\&#xNAN;**★ You must have an Apple account to use the Contact page. (Please login with your Apple account)**
In the Contact Us menu, select the inquiry you want to find.
Apple can choose between **phone support and email answers**.\
You can leave a phone number and the person in charge will be asked to call you, or you can receive a reply by email.\
You can call us between 9 AM to 5 PM.
In Apple’s case, however, the method of application depends on the contents of the inquiry.\
Please note that you may need to send an email unconditionally.\
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Apple, like Google, has a simple inquiry, and if you leave your phone number through a callback, you can call it from the help center.\
If you have a variety of inquiries after the app launch, we hope you help us use the above method. ^^
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