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# Purchases

## Where do I download my purchase?

Use the download/access method provided by the Modster Customs store after completing your purchase.

## I paid but cannot find my purchase

First confirm that you are using the same account/email used for the purchase.

If the purchase still cannot be located, contact support and provide your purchase/order information.

## My download link is not working

Do not share private download links publicly.

Contact support with your order information and a screenshot of the issue.

## Can I share my purchased vehicle with friends?

Purchased files should not be redistributed unless the product's license explicitly allows it.

## Can I request a refund?

Refund eligibility depends on the Modster Customs/Tebex refund policy for the specific purchase.

> Replace this section with your exact refund policy before publishing.


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