Terms of Sale

Last updated: October 28, 2026 • Gideon Abochie (studio.gabochie.com)

These terms govern your purchase of the digital book Yeshurun: The Upright One by Gideon Abochie ("the Book") sold directly through our storefront (Selar) and, for Kindle/paperback editions, through Amazon. By completing a purchase, you accept these terms.

1. The product

The Book is a digital publication (PDF and/or EPUB for the direct edition; Kindle format on Amazon; paperback print edition via Amazon KDP). It is a work of Christian teaching and devotion.

2. Pricing & payment

• Direct edition: $4.99 USD (or the Ghana cedi equivalent shown at checkout). Prices may change without notice; your price is the one shown at checkout.
• Payments are processed by Selar (mobile money or card) or Amazon. We do not receive or store your payment credentials.
• Applicable taxes (e.g. Ghana VAT/levies) are collected at checkout by the platform as required by law.

3. Delivery

Delivery is instant digital delivery: a download link is shown immediately after payment and sent to your email. Nothing will be shipped physically for the direct edition. If a download fails, contact us and it will be re-delivered.

4. Licence

When you buy the Book, you receive a single-person, non-transferable licence for personal use. You may not: share, resell, upload, redistribute, translate or create derivative works of the Book without written permission. Group/teaching use requires a group licence — contact us.

5. Consumer rights, cancellation & refunds

Our refund rules are set out in the Refund Policy and form part of these terms. Where EU/UK consumer law gives you a right of withdrawal for digital content, you accept that access to the download begins immediately at purchase and thereby waive that cooling-off right (the checkout presents this acceptance).

6. Support & contact

Problems with your order: gabochie@gmail.com (we respond within 48 hours) · P.O. Box SK2125, Sakumono, Tema, Ghana

7. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Ghana. Nothing in them removes mandatory consumer rights that apply at your place of residence.