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Re:Apple's Answer on Upgrade Pricing by kybernetyk on Friday July 19, 2013 @01:20PM (#6071525)
We did the same a few months ago with one of our products. No one complained yet so I guess people seem to accept it.

Though we left the old version in the app store (with a warning in the description for new would-be customers) so people can re-download their old version.

Re:Apple's Answer on Upgrade Pricing by so898 on Friday July 19, 2013 @01:40PM (#6071659)
I think you can just delete the old version from App Store. People who brought your App could still find the old App in their Purchased List.
Re:Apple's Answer on Upgrade Pricing by shadesandcolour on Saturday July 20, 2013 @09:22AM (#6075155)
I think it would be better to move your older version to free or very discounted, and put up some alerts when they start the app (and before they purchase) telling them about the new version. Tell them how to migrate their data, if they have any. And be on your way.
Re:Apple's Answer on Upgrade Pricing by nathanstitt on Friday July 19, 2013 @04:20PM (#6072707)
You can do this, but I'd advise against it. I did this with one of my apps and have received quite a few complaints from people who can no longer find it by searching.

It seems to me that quite a few people don't know about the the Purchased list.

Re:Apple's Answer on Upgrade Pricing by kybernetyk on Friday July 19, 2013 @02:25PM (#6071930)
Oh, thanks for the hint. That makes some things easier :)