A single-player business simulation played on a 2004-era desktop: read the solicitation board, quote a notice, source the goods, book the freight, and hit the delivery date. Everything below is the short answer; if it is not here, email contact@brownfoxgo.com and you will get a reply from a person.
Open the Prime Vendor icon on the desktop and tap Restore a previous purchase. The unlock is tied to the store account that bought it, so use the same Apple ID or Google account. If it still does not appear, email us with the date of purchase.
It is a one-time purchase. It removes advertising, transfers capital into your current company once, and lets you choose your opening capital every time you register a new company.
Prime Vendor Status removes the full-screen ad that can appear when you advance the week, permanently. The two rewarded ads stay available, but only ever play when you choose to watch one.
Open Prime Vendor and tap Ad privacy options. That control appears in regions where it is required. You can also reset or limit your advertising identifier in your device settings — iOS: Settings › Privacy & Security › Tracking; Android: Settings › Privacy › Ads.
Every number that decides a deal is on screen before you commit: the supplier price, the freight, any rush fee, the margin, the due-by date and the arrival date. If the arrival is after the due-by, you are late — late deliveries dock 25% a week down to a 10% floor. Check the arrival date before you confirm the fill, and use the Spread app to compare a line item across every house in your book.
Greyed notices tell you what you are missing — usually a supplier who carries that commodity. Contacts arrive by referral, one for each order you place, so the way to open up the board is to keep doing business. What size of work appears at all depends on your standing.
Your company is stored only on your device. It is not backed up to us, because we have no servers. Deleting the app, or clearing its data, removes it permanently and we cannot recover it. Prime Vendor Status can be restored; the company cannot.
Delete the app. Everything the game stores — your company, its ledger, and the record of whether you own Prime Vendor Status — lives on the device and goes with it. Nothing is held anywhere else.
The setting is: 2004, real agencies, real procurement terminology, real equipment designations, all matters of public record. Everything you actually deal with — the companies, contacts, solicitations and prices — is invented for the game. No weapon is shown in use and nothing is aimed at anyone. None of it is procurement or export-control advice.