Don't know, probably because they are not refuting claims. All I do know for certain is:
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If a product becomes unavailable following a transaction but prior to download, your sole remedy is a refund.
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This speaks for itself. There is nothing here that is related to being banned or a loss of in-app purchases. A ban, by its very nature, requires you to have downloaded the application. This is addressing applications that are removed from the iTunes platform post-purchase.
From the same Terms and Conditions:
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All In App Purchases are deemed App Store Products, and In App Purchases made within Third-Party Products are deemed Third-Party Products, and treated as such, for purposes of these terms and conditions.
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