Digital Goods Policy

By completing checkout you acknowledge that GTA 6 mods are made by users and that you are solely responsible for whatever happens when you install them. You waive any right to a refund, chargeback, or reversal if:

• The mod doesn't install or work on your specific setup - be it due to hardware, OS, game version, mod load order, conflicts with other installed mods, missing prerequisites, or any technical issue that is beyond your ability to fix.
• The mod stops working after a future GTA 6 update - Rockstar's updates regularly break mods. The creator may or may not release a compatibility update. No refund regardless.
• You changed your mind, didn't read the description, or expected something different - screenshots, feature lists, version numbers and compatibility tags are displayed on every mod page before purchase.
• The creator stops maintaining the mod - past versions will remain in your library forever; future updates aren't guaranteed.
• You uninstalled, deleted or lost the file - the file can be downloaded again from your library at any time, so refunds do not apply.
• The mod "feels" lower quality than expected - quality is subjective. That's why we provide ratings and reviews to help you decide before you buy.
• You bought it for a server or community use case, which the mod author never advertised.

You agree to contact support first regarding any problem and not to file a chargeback or payment dispute with your bank or card issuer without first giving us a chance to investigate. Initiating a chargeback without contacting support is a violation of these terms, and your account will be terminated immediately (see the box at the bottom of this page).

Your account will be credited (added to your platform store credit balance) in the following narrow situations:

• Malware detected post-purchase - when a file is flagged for malicious code after its initial sale, the author will be banned and all users who purchased the file will be credited in full.
• Duplicate accidental purchase - when you clearly bought the same mod twice by accident within a brief period of time.
• Mod fundamentally misrepresented - the listing promises one thing and something completely unrelated shows up. Contact support with proof.
• File corruption on delivery - when the archive is corrupt and the uploader fails to deliver a fix within 7 days.

In each case, the solution is an account credit applied to your GTAModding.net account balance for use on any future purchase. The remedy is never a chargeback or cash refund.

1. Open the mod page and click Report.
2. Choose why you are reporting (malware, misrepresentation, corrupted files, IP violation).
3. Add any screenshots or log files.
4. Our trust and safety team will investigate reports within 24 hours.